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CR 21

Creature Name	CR	Role	Type
CR 21 Blueprint Lore	CR 21 Blueprint	CR 21 Blueprint	CR 21 Blueprint
Bahairim Pain Collector		21	Heavy	Aberration, Construct, Devil, Prodigy
Bloat Zombie		21		Undead
Bringer of Blasphemies		21	Threat	Undead, Mummy
Calliopid Nymph		21		Fey
Capricious Chaos Beast		21	Tank	Outsider
Caustic Green Slime, Caustic		21		Ooze
Common Force Dragon		21	Villain	Dragon, Outsider
Conqueror Skeleton		21		Undead
Drider Epitome		21	Heavy	Aberration
Dromite Ranger		21		Vermin
Drow Duelist		21		Fey
Engorged Zombie Parts		21	Minion	Undead
Fire Giant Champion		21	Heavy	Monstrous Humanoid
Forest Giant Matriarch		21		Monstrous Humanoid
Frostblight Wendigo		21		Protean
Fulgid Locathah		21		Outsider
Gargantuan Animated Object		21	Legend	Construct
Gargoyle, Enduring		21		Monstrous Humanoid
Glabrezu		21		Outsider, Demon
Glacierborn Frost Giant		21	Heavy	Monstrous Humanoid
Gromp		21		Aberration
Hill Titan		21		Monstrous Humanoid
Hybernal Wolf		21		Outsider
Ice Devil		21		Outsider, Devil
Imperious White Wyrm		21	Threat	Dragon
Incomplete Vermiurge		21		Construct, Prodigy
Jann Caliche		21		Outsider
Mangy Varmint		21		Aberration, Disease, Vermin
Mu Spore		21	Legend	Plant
Phasm		21		Aberration
Plains-Ghost		21	Legend	Magical Beast, Great Cat
Pyrophoric Hydra		21	Shooter	Magical Beast
Ripping Turtle		21		Animal, Monstrosity
Rusted Anaxim		21		Construct, Prodigy, Outsider
Sable Dragloth		21		Aberration, Dragon
Sahuagin Visionary		21		Aberration
Savage Mammoth		21		Animal, Monstrosity
Savage Red Dragon		21	Villain	Dragon
Savage Tyrannosaurus		21		Animal
Somber Crool Neophyte		21		Humanoid
Souterraine Strangler		21		Magical Beast
Stilletto Scorpion		21		Vermin
Stone Chimney Golem		21	Heavy	Construct
Storm Giant Squall		21		Monstrous Humanoid
Summoned Monster CR 21 Lore	Summoned Monster  (CR ) Alignment: As Caster – Size: Medium – Type: Outsider Perception: -1 -11 Passive Active Creature Health 0 0 0 Hit Points Bloodied Hit Dice Saving Throws Fort: 0 Refl: -5 Will: -5 Senses: Standard Senses additional senses per summon spell Movement Types: Walk 30 ft. additional move types per summon spell Skills: All skills: +-11 Feats: none Languages: Able to understand, but not speak, one language the summoner knows at the Native fluency. Size: Medium 5 ft. 5 ft. Space Reach To-Hit +0 Man Off -12 AC 0 Man Def 0 Standard Attack (Melee): 1x Slam +0 (0/x2) as bludgeoning (physical, common) Full Attack (Melee): 3x Slam +0 (0/x2) as bludgeoning (physical, common) Standard Attack (Ranged): none Full Attack (Ranged): none Special Abilities Obedient (Ex) Always On A Summoned Monster always looks to its summoner for direction. As a result of this obedience, a summoned monster only has one standard action per round, but, its summoner may always 'gift' it one of either a Standard, Move, or Swift action, at the expense of giving up their own Standard, Move, or Swift action (respectively) in return. A Summoned Monster may trade down its own Standard action for a Move action or a Swift action as normal, and indeed, this is how a Summoned Monster usually takes move actions. A Summoned Monster may take a 5-Foot Step in any round in which it does not use a Move Action to move. A Summoned Monster has no sense of self preservation, existing only to help their summoner. As a result, they will take actions that are harmful to them, such as triggering traps, moving to provoke attacks of opportunity, or leaping into bottomless pits of doom, without hesitation. Summoned Strike (Ex) Standard Action Once per round as a standard action, a Summoned Monster may perform a Summoned Strike. This is a melee attack which never provokes attacks of opportunity. (The exact details and special effects of the attack are left to the player and referee to work out, but it should be a thematic 'fit' with the creature's appearance.) Summoned Strike cannot be used as a ranged attack, unless the summoner has some means of altering the power to do so. Summoned Strike affects a single enemy creature, hits automatically, and inflicts 0 points of bludgeoning (physical, common) damage per attack. Affected creatures are allowed to make a Fort save against a DC of 0 to take half damage. Summoned Monster (CR ) A Summoned Monster is an ally creature created, or summoned, or coerced, into existence when a Summon Monster spell (and all related summoning abilities) are used. A Summoned Monster can have nearly any appearance, as the summoning creature (player) is allowed to define what their preferred ally looks like, how it acts, and how it comports itself. Some summoned monsters may look like swarms of insects, forest creatures, or even trees and bushes. Others look like noble stags, moose, or other sylvan creatures. Yet others look like fanciful silver-frosted great wolves, or ghostly tigers, red-eyed bulls, or terrifying eagles of ice. Summoned monsters can look like mundane monsters, such as standard-seeming orcs, obedient goblins, or helpful ogres. Yet others look like glowing outlines of celestial beings, inky blots of smoky darkness, gold-plated statues, animated chairs, masses of tentacles, rolling wheels full of eyes, scarecrows, or any of a thousand other forms. In general, the player and the referee should decide together on the summoned creature's appearance. If the player wants to have a 'signature' creature that they always summon, that is perfectly allowed, or they can allow the GM to assign the appearance of the summoned monster every time it shows up. In all cases, no matter the appearance, a summoned monster ALWAYS has ONLY the powers and abilities ascribed to it by the write-up below. Summoning a Roc does not mean the creature is vast and able to fly, unless the summoner has some way of giving the creature those characteristics. Mechanically, every summoned monster has access to the same attacks and abilities. Without using feats or other modifiers, all summoned monsters of a given CR, no matter their appearance, have the same combat efficacy. Combat Tactics Summoned Monsters always act as faithful allies of their Summoner, and if not actively directed, will always work for the best interests of their Summoner, based upon their (possibly limited) information about what their Summoner needs. They will typically move into combat fearlessly, provoking attacks of opportunity and working to set up flanks, or block attackers from moving freely. As a free action, their summoner may direct them in what they should do. If they cannot reach melee in a single move, they will usually charge the nearest foe, or convert their standard action to a move action to move in (if they cannot perform a charge) to interpose themselves between their summoner and danger. Out of Combat Summoned Monsters typically do not exist outside of combat, but if abilities are used to make them do so, they are friendly, helpful, but essentially mute. Even if they do possess useful knowledge or information, they typically cannot speak so they are unable to impart it. They only exist to aid their summoner in battle. Rewards This creature does not award any experience points (XP) or treasure when defeated.
Summoned Monster  (CR ) Alignment: As Caster – Size: Medium – Type: Outsider Perception: -1 -11 Passive Active Creature Health 0 0 0 Hit Points Bloodied Hit Dice Saving Throws Fort: 0 Refl: -5 Will: -5 Senses: Standard Senses additional senses per summon spell Movement Types: Walk 30 ft. additional move types per summon spell Skills: All skills: +-11 Feats: none Languages: Able to understand, but not speak, one language the summoner knows at the Native fluency. Size: Medium 5 ft. 5 ft. Space Reach To-Hit +0 Man Off -12 AC 0 Man Def 0 Standard Attack (Melee): 1x Slam +0 (0/x2) as bludgeoning (physical, common) Full Attack (Melee): 3x Slam +0 (0/x2) as bludgeoning (physical, common) Standard Attack (Ranged): none Full Attack (Ranged): none Special Abilities Obedient (Ex) Always On A Summoned Monster always looks to its summoner for direction. As a result of this obedience, a summoned monster only has one standard action per round, but, its summoner may always 'gift' it one of either a Standard, Move, or Swift action, at the expense of giving up their own Standard, Move, or Swift action (respectively) in return. A Summoned Monster may trade down its own Standard action for a Move action or a Swift action as normal, and indeed, this is how a Summoned Monster usually takes move actions. A Summoned Monster may take a 5-Foot Step in any round in which it does not use a Move Action to move. A Summoned Monster has no sense of self preservation, existing only to help their summoner. As a result, they will take actions that are harmful to them, such as triggering traps, moving to provoke attacks of opportunity, or leaping into bottomless pits of doom, without hesitation. Summoned Strike (Ex) Standard Action Once per round as a standard action, a Summoned Monster may perform a Summoned Strike. This is a melee attack which never provokes attacks of opportunity. (The exact details and special effects of the attack are left to the player and referee to work out, but it should be a thematic 'fit' with the creature's appearance.) Summoned Strike cannot be used as a ranged attack, unless the summoner has some means of altering the power to do so. Summoned Strike affects a single enemy creature, hits automatically, and inflicts 0 points of bludgeoning (physical, common) damage per attack. Affected creatures are allowed to make a Fort save against a DC of 0 to take half damage. Summoned Monster (CR ) A Summoned Monster is an ally creature created, or summoned, or coerced, into existence when a Summon Monster spell (and all related summoning abilities) are used. A Summoned Monster can have nearly any appearance, as the summoning creature (player) is allowed to define what their preferred ally looks like, how it acts, and how it comports itself. Some summoned monsters may look like swarms of insects, forest creatures, or even trees and bushes. Others look like noble stags, moose, or other sylvan creatures. Yet others look like fanciful silver-frosted great wolves, or ghostly tigers, red-eyed bulls, or terrifying eagles of ice. Summoned monsters can look like mundane monsters, such as standard-seeming orcs, obedient goblins, or helpful ogres. Yet others look like glowing outlines of celestial beings, inky blots of smoky darkness, gold-plated statues, animated chairs, masses of tentacles, rolling wheels full of eyes, scarecrows, or any of a thousand other forms. In general, the player and the referee should decide together on the summoned creature's appearance. If the player wants to have a 'signature' creature that they always summon, that is perfectly allowed, or they can allow the GM to assign the appearance of the summoned monster every time it shows up. In all cases, no matter the appearance, a summoned monster ALWAYS has ONLY the powers and abilities ascribed to it by the write-up below. Summoning a Roc does not mean the creature is vast and able to fly, unless the summoner has some way of giving the creature those characteristics. Mechanically, every summoned monster has access to the same attacks and abilities. Without using feats or other modifiers, all summoned monsters of a given CR, no matter their appearance, have the same combat efficacy. Combat Tactics Summoned Monsters always act as faithful allies of their Summoner, and if not actively directed, will always work for the best interests of their Summoner, based upon their (possibly limited) information about what their Summoner needs. They will typically move into combat fearlessly, provoking attacks of opportunity and working to set up flanks, or block attackers from moving freely. As a free action, their summoner may direct them in what they should do. If they cannot reach melee in a single move, they will usually charge the nearest foe, or convert their standard action to a move action to move in (if they cannot perform a charge) to interpose themselves between their summoner and danger. Out of Combat Summoned Monsters typically do not exist outside of combat, but if abilities are used to make them do so, they are friendly, helpful, but essentially mute. Even if they do possess useful knowledge or information, they typically cannot speak so they are unable to impart it. They only exist to aid their summoner in battle. Rewards This creature does not award any experience points (XP) or treasure when defeated.
Summoned Monster  (CR ) Alignment: As Caster – Size: Medium – Type: Outsider Perception: -1 -11 Passive Active Creature Health 0 0 0 Hit Points Bloodied Hit Dice Saving Throws Fort: 0 Refl: -5 Will: -5 Senses: Standard Senses additional senses per summon spell Movement Types: Walk 30 ft. additional move types per summon spell Skills: All skills: +-11 Feats: none Languages: Able to understand, but not speak, one language the summoner knows at the Native fluency. Size: Medium 5 ft. 5 ft. Space Reach To-Hit +0 Man Off -12 AC 0 Man Def 0 Standard Attack (Melee): 1x Slam +0 (0/x2) as bludgeoning (physical, common) Full Attack (Melee): 3x Slam +0 (0/x2) as bludgeoning (physical, common) Standard Attack (Ranged): none Full Attack (Ranged): none Special Abilities Obedient (Ex) Always On A Summoned Monster always looks to its summoner for direction. As a result of this obedience, a summoned monster only has one standard action per round, but, its summoner may always 'gift' it one of either a Standard, Move, or Swift action, at the expense of giving up their own Standard, Move, or Swift action (respectively) in return. A Summoned Monster may trade down its own Standard action for a Move action or a Swift action as normal, and indeed, this is how a Summoned Monster usually takes move actions. A Summoned Monster may take a 5-Foot Step in any round in which it does not use a Move Action to move. A Summoned Monster has no sense of self preservation, existing only to help their summoner. As a result, they will take actions that are harmful to them, such as triggering traps, moving to provoke attacks of opportunity, or leaping into bottomless pits of doom, without hesitation. Summoned Strike (Ex) Standard Action Once per round as a standard action, a Summoned Monster may perform a Summoned Strike. This is a melee attack which never provokes attacks of opportunity. (The exact details and special effects of the attack are left to the player and referee to work out, but it should be a thematic 'fit' with the creature's appearance.) Summoned Strike cannot be used as a ranged attack, unless the summoner has some means of altering the power to do so. Summoned Strike affects a single enemy creature, hits automatically, and inflicts 0 points of bludgeoning (physical, common) damage per attack. Affected creatures are allowed to make a Fort save against a DC of 0 to take half damage. Summoned Monster (CR ) A Summoned Monster is an ally creature created, or summoned, or coerced, into existence when a Summon Monster spell (and all related summoning abilities) are used. A Summoned Monster can have nearly any appearance, as the summoning creature (player) is allowed to define what their preferred ally looks like, how it acts, and how it comports itself. Some summoned monsters may look like swarms of insects, forest creatures, or even trees and bushes. Others look like noble stags, moose, or other sylvan creatures. Yet others look like fanciful silver-frosted great wolves, or ghostly tigers, red-eyed bulls, or terrifying eagles of ice. Summoned monsters can look like mundane monsters, such as standard-seeming orcs, obedient goblins, or helpful ogres. Yet others look like glowing outlines of celestial beings, inky blots of smoky darkness, gold-plated statues, animated chairs, masses of tentacles, rolling wheels full of eyes, scarecrows, or any of a thousand other forms. In general, the player and the referee should decide together on the summoned creature's appearance. If the player wants to have a 'signature' creature that they always summon, that is perfectly allowed, or they can allow the GM to assign the appearance of the summoned monster every time it shows up. In all cases, no matter the appearance, a summoned monster ALWAYS has ONLY the powers and abilities ascribed to it by the write-up below. Summoning a Roc does not mean the creature is vast and able to fly, unless the summoner has some way of giving the creature those characteristics. Mechanically, every summoned monster has access to the same attacks and abilities. Without using feats or other modifiers, all summoned monsters of a given CR, no matter their appearance, have the same combat efficacy. Combat Tactics Summoned Monsters always act as faithful allies of their Summoner, and if not actively directed, will always work for the best interests of their Summoner, based upon their (possibly limited) information about what their Summoner needs. They will typically move into combat fearlessly, provoking attacks of opportunity and working to set up flanks, or block attackers from moving freely. As a free action, their summoner may direct them in what they should do. If they cannot reach melee in a single move, they will usually charge the nearest foe, or convert their standard action to a move action to move in (if they cannot perform a charge) to interpose themselves between their summoner and danger. Out of Combat Summoned Monsters typically do not exist outside of combat, but if abilities are used to make them do so, they are friendly, helpful, but essentially mute. Even if they do possess useful knowledge or information, they typically cannot speak so they are unable to impart it. They only exist to aid their summoner in battle. Rewards This creature does not award any experience points (XP) or treasure when defeated.
Terrible Green Dragon		21	Threat	Dragon
Torment Wasps		21		Swarm, Vermin
Tornado Cloud Giant		21		Monstrous Humanoid
Undead Raven Flock		21		Swarm, Undead
Vampire Thaumaturge		21		Undead
Vampire Thrall Courtier		21	Heavy	Humanoid
White Buffalo		21	Heavy	Animal
Xeph Privateer		21		Outsider
Xorn Trigon		21		Outsider

CR 22

Creature Name	CR	Role	Type
CR 22 Blueprint Lore	CR 22 Blueprint	CR 22 Blueprint	CR 22 Blueprint
Aboleth Oracle		22		Aberration
Adamantine Golem		22	Legend	Construct
Colossal Monstrous Centipede		22		Vermin, Monstrosity
Crystal Spider		22		Vermin
Cultish Worm-That-Walks		22	Killer	Construct, Prodigy
Deepbane Drow		22		Fey
Delg		22		Aberration
Dire Rhinoceros		22	Heavy	Animal, Monstrosity
Doppelganger Eliminator Lore	24	Killer	Protean
Duergar Cardinal		22		Humanoid
Eerie Stag		22	Legend	Animal, Fey
Efreet Fireblade		22		Outsider
Feculent Otyugh		22		Aberration
Fire Giant Flametamer		22	Shooter	Monstrous Humanoid
Formian Khan		22	Leader	Aberration, Vermin
Frost Giant Despot		22	Leader	Monstrous Humanoid
Frost Worm		22		Magical Beast
Ha-Naga		22		Aberration
Hemorrhagic Pudding		22		Ooze
Horned Devil		22		Outsider, Devil
Imperious Black Wyrm		22	Threat	Dragon
Infernal Hellhound		22		Outsider
Intellect Devourer Dominator		22		Aberration
Jourvow		22		Aberration
Lich King		22	Tank	Undead
Mad Elephant		22	Legend	Monstrosity, Animal
Plumaged Chichimec		22		Outsider, Air
Poltergeist		22		Undead, Ghost, Incorporeal
Radiant Remorhaz		22		Magical Beast
Rakshasa Kizlar		22		Outsider, Native
Retriever		22	Legend	Outsider, Demon
Rot Fly Impregnator		22		Vermin
Scuttling Varmint Swarm		22		Aberration, Disease, Vermin
Shrieking Destrachan		22		Magical Beast
Somber Crool Gallant		22		Humanoid
Sonorous Wasp		22		Vermin
Stately Couatl		22		Outsider, Native
Stingtail Wyvern		22	Heavy	Magical Beast
Storm Giant		22	Heavy	Monstrous Humanoid
Stormstrike Manticore		22		Magical Beast
Striped Shocker Lizard		22		Magical Beast
Summoned Monster CR 22 Lore	Summoned Monster  (CR ) Alignment: As Caster – Size: Medium – Type: Outsider Perception: -1 -11 Passive Active Creature Health 0 0 0 Hit Points Bloodied Hit Dice Saving Throws Fort: 0 Refl: -5 Will: -5 Senses: Standard Senses additional senses per summon spell Movement Types: Walk 30 ft. additional move types per summon spell Skills: All skills: +-11 Feats: none Languages: Able to understand, but not speak, one language the summoner knows at the Native fluency. Size: Medium 5 ft. 5 ft. Space Reach To-Hit +0 Man Off -12 AC 0 Man Def 0 Standard Attack (Melee): 1x Slam +0 (0/x2) as bludgeoning (physical, common) Full Attack (Melee): 3x Slam +0 (0/x2) as bludgeoning (physical, common) Standard Attack (Ranged): none Full Attack (Ranged): none Special Abilities Obedient (Ex) Always On A Summoned Monster always looks to its summoner for direction. As a result of this obedience, a summoned monster only has one standard action per round, but, its summoner may always 'gift' it one of either a Standard, Move, or Swift action, at the expense of giving up their own Standard, Move, or Swift action (respectively) in return. A Summoned Monster may trade down its own Standard action for a Move action or a Swift action as normal, and indeed, this is how a Summoned Monster usually takes move actions. A Summoned Monster may take a 5-Foot Step in any round in which it does not use a Move Action to move. A Summoned Monster has no sense of self preservation, existing only to help their summoner. As a result, they will take actions that are harmful to them, such as triggering traps, moving to provoke attacks of opportunity, or leaping into bottomless pits of doom, without hesitation. Summoned Strike (Ex) Standard Action Once per round as a standard action, a Summoned Monster may perform a Summoned Strike. This is a melee attack which never provokes attacks of opportunity. (The exact details and special effects of the attack are left to the player and referee to work out, but it should be a thematic 'fit' with the creature's appearance.) Summoned Strike cannot be used as a ranged attack, unless the summoner has some means of altering the power to do so. Summoned Strike affects a single enemy creature, hits automatically, and inflicts 0 points of bludgeoning (physical, common) damage per attack. Affected creatures are allowed to make a Fort save against a DC of 0 to take half damage. Summoned Monster (CR ) A Summoned Monster is an ally creature created, or summoned, or coerced, into existence when a Summon Monster spell (and all related summoning abilities) are used. A Summoned Monster can have nearly any appearance, as the summoning creature (player) is allowed to define what their preferred ally looks like, how it acts, and how it comports itself. Some summoned monsters may look like swarms of insects, forest creatures, or even trees and bushes. Others look like noble stags, moose, or other sylvan creatures. Yet others look like fanciful silver-frosted great wolves, or ghostly tigers, red-eyed bulls, or terrifying eagles of ice. Summoned monsters can look like mundane monsters, such as standard-seeming orcs, obedient goblins, or helpful ogres. Yet others look like glowing outlines of celestial beings, inky blots of smoky darkness, gold-plated statues, animated chairs, masses of tentacles, rolling wheels full of eyes, scarecrows, or any of a thousand other forms. In general, the player and the referee should decide together on the summoned creature's appearance. If the player wants to have a 'signature' creature that they always summon, that is perfectly allowed, or they can allow the GM to assign the appearance of the summoned monster every time it shows up. In all cases, no matter the appearance, a summoned monster ALWAYS has ONLY the powers and abilities ascribed to it by the write-up below. Summoning a Roc does not mean the creature is vast and able to fly, unless the summoner has some way of giving the creature those characteristics. Mechanically, every summoned monster has access to the same attacks and abilities. Without using feats or other modifiers, all summoned monsters of a given CR, no matter their appearance, have the same combat efficacy. Combat Tactics Summoned Monsters always act as faithful allies of their Summoner, and if not actively directed, will always work for the best interests of their Summoner, based upon their (possibly limited) information about what their Summoner needs. They will typically move into combat fearlessly, provoking attacks of opportunity and working to set up flanks, or block attackers from moving freely. As a free action, their summoner may direct them in what they should do. If they cannot reach melee in a single move, they will usually charge the nearest foe, or convert their standard action to a move action to move in (if they cannot perform a charge) to interpose themselves between their summoner and danger. Out of Combat Summoned Monsters typically do not exist outside of combat, but if abilities are used to make them do so, they are friendly, helpful, but essentially mute. Even if they do possess useful knowledge or information, they typically cannot speak so they are unable to impart it. They only exist to aid their summoner in battle. Rewards This creature does not award any experience points (XP) or treasure when defeated.
Summoned Monster  (CR ) Alignment: As Caster – Size: Medium – Type: Outsider Perception: -1 -11 Passive Active Creature Health 0 0 0 Hit Points Bloodied Hit Dice Saving Throws Fort: 0 Refl: -5 Will: -5 Senses: Standard Senses additional senses per summon spell Movement Types: Walk 30 ft. additional move types per summon spell Skills: All skills: +-11 Feats: none Languages: Able to understand, but not speak, one language the summoner knows at the Native fluency. Size: Medium 5 ft. 5 ft. Space Reach To-Hit +0 Man Off -12 AC 0 Man Def 0 Standard Attack (Melee): 1x Slam +0 (0/x2) as bludgeoning (physical, common) Full Attack (Melee): 3x Slam +0 (0/x2) as bludgeoning (physical, common) Standard Attack (Ranged): none Full Attack (Ranged): none Special Abilities Obedient (Ex) Always On A Summoned Monster always looks to its summoner for direction. As a result of this obedience, a summoned monster only has one standard action per round, but, its summoner may always 'gift' it one of either a Standard, Move, or Swift action, at the expense of giving up their own Standard, Move, or Swift action (respectively) in return. A Summoned Monster may trade down its own Standard action for a Move action or a Swift action as normal, and indeed, this is how a Summoned Monster usually takes move actions. A Summoned Monster may take a 5-Foot Step in any round in which it does not use a Move Action to move. A Summoned Monster has no sense of self preservation, existing only to help their summoner. As a result, they will take actions that are harmful to them, such as triggering traps, moving to provoke attacks of opportunity, or leaping into bottomless pits of doom, without hesitation. Summoned Strike (Ex) Standard Action Once per round as a standard action, a Summoned Monster may perform a Summoned Strike. This is a melee attack which never provokes attacks of opportunity. (The exact details and special effects of the attack are left to the player and referee to work out, but it should be a thematic 'fit' with the creature's appearance.) Summoned Strike cannot be used as a ranged attack, unless the summoner has some means of altering the power to do so. Summoned Strike affects a single enemy creature, hits automatically, and inflicts 0 points of bludgeoning (physical, common) damage per attack. Affected creatures are allowed to make a Fort save against a DC of 0 to take half damage. Summoned Monster (CR ) A Summoned Monster is an ally creature created, or summoned, or coerced, into existence when a Summon Monster spell (and all related summoning abilities) are used. A Summoned Monster can have nearly any appearance, as the summoning creature (player) is allowed to define what their preferred ally looks like, how it acts, and how it comports itself. Some summoned monsters may look like swarms of insects, forest creatures, or even trees and bushes. Others look like noble stags, moose, or other sylvan creatures. Yet others look like fanciful silver-frosted great wolves, or ghostly tigers, red-eyed bulls, or terrifying eagles of ice. Summoned monsters can look like mundane monsters, such as standard-seeming orcs, obedient goblins, or helpful ogres. Yet others look like glowing outlines of celestial beings, inky blots of smoky darkness, gold-plated statues, animated chairs, masses of tentacles, rolling wheels full of eyes, scarecrows, or any of a thousand other forms. In general, the player and the referee should decide together on the summoned creature's appearance. If the player wants to have a 'signature' creature that they always summon, that is perfectly allowed, or they can allow the GM to assign the appearance of the summoned monster every time it shows up. In all cases, no matter the appearance, a summoned monster ALWAYS has ONLY the powers and abilities ascribed to it by the write-up below. Summoning a Roc does not mean the creature is vast and able to fly, unless the summoner has some way of giving the creature those characteristics. Mechanically, every summoned monster has access to the same attacks and abilities. Without using feats or other modifiers, all summoned monsters of a given CR, no matter their appearance, have the same combat efficacy. Combat Tactics Summoned Monsters always act as faithful allies of their Summoner, and if not actively directed, will always work for the best interests of their Summoner, based upon their (possibly limited) information about what their Summoner needs. They will typically move into combat fearlessly, provoking attacks of opportunity and working to set up flanks, or block attackers from moving freely. As a free action, their summoner may direct them in what they should do. If they cannot reach melee in a single move, they will usually charge the nearest foe, or convert their standard action to a move action to move in (if they cannot perform a charge) to interpose themselves between their summoner and danger. Out of Combat Summoned Monsters typically do not exist outside of combat, but if abilities are used to make them do so, they are friendly, helpful, but essentially mute. Even if they do possess useful knowledge or information, they typically cannot speak so they are unable to impart it. They only exist to aid their summoner in battle. Rewards This creature does not award any experience points (XP) or treasure when defeated.
Summoned Monster  (CR ) Alignment: As Caster – Size: Medium – Type: Outsider Perception: -1 -11 Passive Active Creature Health 0 0 0 Hit Points Bloodied Hit Dice Saving Throws Fort: 0 Refl: -5 Will: -5 Senses: Standard Senses additional senses per summon spell Movement Types: Walk 30 ft. additional move types per summon spell Skills: All skills: +-11 Feats: none Languages: Able to understand, but not speak, one language the summoner knows at the Native fluency. Size: Medium 5 ft. 5 ft. Space Reach To-Hit +0 Man Off -12 AC 0 Man Def 0 Standard Attack (Melee): 1x Slam +0 (0/x2) as bludgeoning (physical, common) Full Attack (Melee): 3x Slam +0 (0/x2) as bludgeoning (physical, common) Standard Attack (Ranged): none Full Attack (Ranged): none Special Abilities Obedient (Ex) Always On A Summoned Monster always looks to its summoner for direction. As a result of this obedience, a summoned monster only has one standard action per round, but, its summoner may always 'gift' it one of either a Standard, Move, or Swift action, at the expense of giving up their own Standard, Move, or Swift action (respectively) in return. A Summoned Monster may trade down its own Standard action for a Move action or a Swift action as normal, and indeed, this is how a Summoned Monster usually takes move actions. A Summoned Monster may take a 5-Foot Step in any round in which it does not use a Move Action to move. A Summoned Monster has no sense of self preservation, existing only to help their summoner. As a result, they will take actions that are harmful to them, such as triggering traps, moving to provoke attacks of opportunity, or leaping into bottomless pits of doom, without hesitation. Summoned Strike (Ex) Standard Action Once per round as a standard action, a Summoned Monster may perform a Summoned Strike. This is a melee attack which never provokes attacks of opportunity. (The exact details and special effects of the attack are left to the player and referee to work out, but it should be a thematic 'fit' with the creature's appearance.) Summoned Strike cannot be used as a ranged attack, unless the summoner has some means of altering the power to do so. Summoned Strike affects a single enemy creature, hits automatically, and inflicts 0 points of bludgeoning (physical, common) damage per attack. Affected creatures are allowed to make a Fort save against a DC of 0 to take half damage. Summoned Monster (CR ) A Summoned Monster is an ally creature created, or summoned, or coerced, into existence when a Summon Monster spell (and all related summoning abilities) are used. A Summoned Monster can have nearly any appearance, as the summoning creature (player) is allowed to define what their preferred ally looks like, how it acts, and how it comports itself. Some summoned monsters may look like swarms of insects, forest creatures, or even trees and bushes. Others look like noble stags, moose, or other sylvan creatures. Yet others look like fanciful silver-frosted great wolves, or ghostly tigers, red-eyed bulls, or terrifying eagles of ice. Summoned monsters can look like mundane monsters, such as standard-seeming orcs, obedient goblins, or helpful ogres. Yet others look like glowing outlines of celestial beings, inky blots of smoky darkness, gold-plated statues, animated chairs, masses of tentacles, rolling wheels full of eyes, scarecrows, or any of a thousand other forms. In general, the player and the referee should decide together on the summoned creature's appearance. If the player wants to have a 'signature' creature that they always summon, that is perfectly allowed, or they can allow the GM to assign the appearance of the summoned monster every time it shows up. In all cases, no matter the appearance, a summoned monster ALWAYS has ONLY the powers and abilities ascribed to it by the write-up below. Summoning a Roc does not mean the creature is vast and able to fly, unless the summoner has some way of giving the creature those characteristics. Mechanically, every summoned monster has access to the same attacks and abilities. Without using feats or other modifiers, all summoned monsters of a given CR, no matter their appearance, have the same combat efficacy. Combat Tactics Summoned Monsters always act as faithful allies of their Summoner, and if not actively directed, will always work for the best interests of their Summoner, based upon their (possibly limited) information about what their Summoner needs. They will typically move into combat fearlessly, provoking attacks of opportunity and working to set up flanks, or block attackers from moving freely. As a free action, their summoner may direct them in what they should do. If they cannot reach melee in a single move, they will usually charge the nearest foe, or convert their standard action to a move action to move in (if they cannot perform a charge) to interpose themselves between their summoner and danger. Out of Combat Summoned Monsters typically do not exist outside of combat, but if abilities are used to make them do so, they are friendly, helpful, but essentially mute. Even if they do possess useful knowledge or information, they typically cannot speak so they are unable to impart it. They only exist to aid their summoner in battle. Rewards This creature does not award any experience points (XP) or treasure when defeated.
Terrible Blue Dragon		22	Villain	Dragon
Thoraxian		22		Vermin
Thorn Hound		22		Aberration
Ursus Mighty Black Bear		22	Legend	Magical Beast, Monstrosity
Vampire Dread Lord		22	Leader	Undead
Verdant Copse Treant		22	Heavy	Plant
Vitriolic Caustic Walker		22		Magical Beast (digester)
Vortex Shadow		22		Undead, Incorporeal
Wild Witch		22	Sneak	Monstrous Humanoid, Fey
Xeph Mariner		22		Outsider
Yokai Oni		22		Monstrous Humanoid

CR 23

Creature Name	CR	Role	Type
CR 23 Blueprint Lore	CR 23 Blueprint	CR 23 Blueprint	CR 23 Blueprint
Agitated Maenad		23		Humanoid
Allip Hysteric		23		Outsider, Undead
Broken Anaxim		23	Heavy	Construct, Prodigy, Outsider
Cerebrilith		23		Outsider, Demon
Cloud Giant Thunderhead		23		Monstrous Humanoid
Creave		23		Aberration
Darkened Zombie		23		Undead
Deathknight Marshall		23		Undead, Skeleton
Decomposing Xill		23		Outsider
Drider Brute		23	Heavy	Aberration
Droone		23		Aberration
Dynamic Behir		23		Magical Beast
Ettercap Deceiver		23		Aberration
Feckless Chaos Beast		23	Tank	Outsider
Fire Giant Fulgurant		23	Shooter	Monstrous Humanoid
Forest Ogre		23	Heavy	Monstrous Humanoid
Formian Great-Khan		23	Leader	Aberration, Vermin
Giant Legendary Wolverine		23	Legend	Animal, Monstrosity
Glistening Astral Construct		23		Construct, Prodigy, Outsider
Greater Force Dragon		23	Threat	Dragon, Outsider
Hookbeak Roc		23	Heavy	Magical Beast, Monstrosity
Hookspine Spider		23		Vermin
Imperious Green Wyrm		23	Threat	Dragon
Livid Spectre		23		Undead, Ghost, Incorporeal
Mauvine Worm		23		Magical Beast
Mirror Scorpion		23		Vermin
Moon-Shackled Mummy		23	Sneak	Undead
Onyx Wraith		23		Undead, Incorporeal
Polyhymnian Nymph		23		Fey
Primal Kraken		23	Threat	Magical Beast
Puppeteer Mind Worm		23		Magical Beast
Ravid		23		Outsider
Ridge-Leaper		23	Legend	Magical Beast, Great Cat, Monstrosity
Sahuagin Highborn		23		Aberration
Saw-Backed Thunder Lizard		23	Legend	Magical Beast, Dinosaur, Monstrosity
Shambling Mound Worldtree		23	Legend	Plant, Monstrosity
Somber Crool Serf		23	Heavy	Humanoid
Stone Titan		23		Monstrous Humanoid
Storm Giant Hurricane		23		Monstrous Humanoid
Summoned Monster CR 23 Lore	Summoned Monster  (CR ) Alignment: As Caster – Size: Medium – Type: Outsider Perception: -1 -11 Passive Active Creature Health 0 0 0 Hit Points Bloodied Hit Dice Saving Throws Fort: 0 Refl: -5 Will: -5 Senses: Standard Senses additional senses per summon spell Movement Types: Walk 30 ft. additional move types per summon spell Skills: All skills: +-11 Feats: none Languages: Able to understand, but not speak, one language the summoner knows at the Native fluency. Size: Medium 5 ft. 5 ft. Space Reach To-Hit +0 Man Off -12 AC 0 Man Def 0 Standard Attack (Melee): 1x Slam +0 (0/x2) as bludgeoning (physical, common) Full Attack (Melee): 3x Slam +0 (0/x2) as bludgeoning (physical, common) Standard Attack (Ranged): none Full Attack (Ranged): none Special Abilities Obedient (Ex) Always On A Summoned Monster always looks to its summoner for direction. As a result of this obedience, a summoned monster only has one standard action per round, but, its summoner may always 'gift' it one of either a Standard, Move, or Swift action, at the expense of giving up their own Standard, Move, or Swift action (respectively) in return. A Summoned Monster may trade down its own Standard action for a Move action or a Swift action as normal, and indeed, this is how a Summoned Monster usually takes move actions. A Summoned Monster may take a 5-Foot Step in any round in which it does not use a Move Action to move. A Summoned Monster has no sense of self preservation, existing only to help their summoner. As a result, they will take actions that are harmful to them, such as triggering traps, moving to provoke attacks of opportunity, or leaping into bottomless pits of doom, without hesitation. Summoned Strike (Ex) Standard Action Once per round as a standard action, a Summoned Monster may perform a Summoned Strike. This is a melee attack which never provokes attacks of opportunity. (The exact details and special effects of the attack are left to the player and referee to work out, but it should be a thematic 'fit' with the creature's appearance.) Summoned Strike cannot be used as a ranged attack, unless the summoner has some means of altering the power to do so. Summoned Strike affects a single enemy creature, hits automatically, and inflicts 0 points of bludgeoning (physical, common) damage per attack. Affected creatures are allowed to make a Fort save against a DC of 0 to take half damage. Summoned Monster (CR ) A Summoned Monster is an ally creature created, or summoned, or coerced, into existence when a Summon Monster spell (and all related summoning abilities) are used. A Summoned Monster can have nearly any appearance, as the summoning creature (player) is allowed to define what their preferred ally looks like, how it acts, and how it comports itself. Some summoned monsters may look like swarms of insects, forest creatures, or even trees and bushes. Others look like noble stags, moose, or other sylvan creatures. Yet others look like fanciful silver-frosted great wolves, or ghostly tigers, red-eyed bulls, or terrifying eagles of ice. Summoned monsters can look like mundane monsters, such as standard-seeming orcs, obedient goblins, or helpful ogres. Yet others look like glowing outlines of celestial beings, inky blots of smoky darkness, gold-plated statues, animated chairs, masses of tentacles, rolling wheels full of eyes, scarecrows, or any of a thousand other forms. In general, the player and the referee should decide together on the summoned creature's appearance. If the player wants to have a 'signature' creature that they always summon, that is perfectly allowed, or they can allow the GM to assign the appearance of the summoned monster every time it shows up. In all cases, no matter the appearance, a summoned monster ALWAYS has ONLY the powers and abilities ascribed to it by the write-up below. Summoning a Roc does not mean the creature is vast and able to fly, unless the summoner has some way of giving the creature those characteristics. Mechanically, every summoned monster has access to the same attacks and abilities. Without using feats or other modifiers, all summoned monsters of a given CR, no matter their appearance, have the same combat efficacy. Combat Tactics Summoned Monsters always act as faithful allies of their Summoner, and if not actively directed, will always work for the best interests of their Summoner, based upon their (possibly limited) information about what their Summoner needs. They will typically move into combat fearlessly, provoking attacks of opportunity and working to set up flanks, or block attackers from moving freely. As a free action, their summoner may direct them in what they should do. If they cannot reach melee in a single move, they will usually charge the nearest foe, or convert their standard action to a move action to move in (if they cannot perform a charge) to interpose themselves between their summoner and danger. Out of Combat Summoned Monsters typically do not exist outside of combat, but if abilities are used to make them do so, they are friendly, helpful, but essentially mute. Even if they do possess useful knowledge or information, they typically cannot speak so they are unable to impart it. They only exist to aid their summoner in battle. Rewards This creature does not award any experience points (XP) or treasure when defeated.
Summoned Monster  (CR ) Alignment: As Caster – Size: Medium – Type: Outsider Perception: -1 -11 Passive Active Creature Health 0 0 0 Hit Points Bloodied Hit Dice Saving Throws Fort: 0 Refl: -5 Will: -5 Senses: Standard Senses additional senses per summon spell Movement Types: Walk 30 ft. additional move types per summon spell Skills: All skills: +-11 Feats: none Languages: Able to understand, but not speak, one language the summoner knows at the Native fluency. Size: Medium 5 ft. 5 ft. Space Reach To-Hit +0 Man Off -12 AC 0 Man Def 0 Standard Attack (Melee): 1x Slam +0 (0/x2) as bludgeoning (physical, common) Full Attack (Melee): 3x Slam +0 (0/x2) as bludgeoning (physical, common) Standard Attack (Ranged): none Full Attack (Ranged): none Special Abilities Obedient (Ex) Always On A Summoned Monster always looks to its summoner for direction. As a result of this obedience, a summoned monster only has one standard action per round, but, its summoner may always 'gift' it one of either a Standard, Move, or Swift action, at the expense of giving up their own Standard, Move, or Swift action (respectively) in return. A Summoned Monster may trade down its own Standard action for a Move action or a Swift action as normal, and indeed, this is how a Summoned Monster usually takes move actions. A Summoned Monster may take a 5-Foot Step in any round in which it does not use a Move Action to move. A Summoned Monster has no sense of self preservation, existing only to help their summoner. As a result, they will take actions that are harmful to them, such as triggering traps, moving to provoke attacks of opportunity, or leaping into bottomless pits of doom, without hesitation. Summoned Strike (Ex) Standard Action Once per round as a standard action, a Summoned Monster may perform a Summoned Strike. This is a melee attack which never provokes attacks of opportunity. (The exact details and special effects of the attack are left to the player and referee to work out, but it should be a thematic 'fit' with the creature's appearance.) Summoned Strike cannot be used as a ranged attack, unless the summoner has some means of altering the power to do so. Summoned Strike affects a single enemy creature, hits automatically, and inflicts 0 points of bludgeoning (physical, common) damage per attack. Affected creatures are allowed to make a Fort save against a DC of 0 to take half damage. Summoned Monster (CR ) A Summoned Monster is an ally creature created, or summoned, or coerced, into existence when a Summon Monster spell (and all related summoning abilities) are used. A Summoned Monster can have nearly any appearance, as the summoning creature (player) is allowed to define what their preferred ally looks like, how it acts, and how it comports itself. Some summoned monsters may look like swarms of insects, forest creatures, or even trees and bushes. Others look like noble stags, moose, or other sylvan creatures. Yet others look like fanciful silver-frosted great wolves, or ghostly tigers, red-eyed bulls, or terrifying eagles of ice. Summoned monsters can look like mundane monsters, such as standard-seeming orcs, obedient goblins, or helpful ogres. Yet others look like glowing outlines of celestial beings, inky blots of smoky darkness, gold-plated statues, animated chairs, masses of tentacles, rolling wheels full of eyes, scarecrows, or any of a thousand other forms. In general, the player and the referee should decide together on the summoned creature's appearance. If the player wants to have a 'signature' creature that they always summon, that is perfectly allowed, or they can allow the GM to assign the appearance of the summoned monster every time it shows up. In all cases, no matter the appearance, a summoned monster ALWAYS has ONLY the powers and abilities ascribed to it by the write-up below. Summoning a Roc does not mean the creature is vast and able to fly, unless the summoner has some way of giving the creature those characteristics. Mechanically, every summoned monster has access to the same attacks and abilities. Without using feats or other modifiers, all summoned monsters of a given CR, no matter their appearance, have the same combat efficacy. Combat Tactics Summoned Monsters always act as faithful allies of their Summoner, and if not actively directed, will always work for the best interests of their Summoner, based upon their (possibly limited) information about what their Summoner needs. They will typically move into combat fearlessly, provoking attacks of opportunity and working to set up flanks, or block attackers from moving freely. As a free action, their summoner may direct them in what they should do. If they cannot reach melee in a single move, they will usually charge the nearest foe, or convert their standard action to a move action to move in (if they cannot perform a charge) to interpose themselves between their summoner and danger. Out of Combat Summoned Monsters typically do not exist outside of combat, but if abilities are used to make them do so, they are friendly, helpful, but essentially mute. Even if they do possess useful knowledge or information, they typically cannot speak so they are unable to impart it. They only exist to aid their summoner in battle. Rewards This creature does not award any experience points (XP) or treasure when defeated.
Summoned Monster  (CR ) Alignment: As Caster – Size: Medium – Type: Outsider Perception: -1 -11 Passive Active Creature Health 0 0 0 Hit Points Bloodied Hit Dice Saving Throws Fort: 0 Refl: -5 Will: -5 Senses: Standard Senses additional senses per summon spell Movement Types: Walk 30 ft. additional move types per summon spell Skills: All skills: +-11 Feats: none Languages: Able to understand, but not speak, one language the summoner knows at the Native fluency. Size: Medium 5 ft. 5 ft. Space Reach To-Hit +0 Man Off -12 AC 0 Man Def 0 Standard Attack (Melee): 1x Slam +0 (0/x2) as bludgeoning (physical, common) Full Attack (Melee): 3x Slam +0 (0/x2) as bludgeoning (physical, common) Standard Attack (Ranged): none Full Attack (Ranged): none Special Abilities Obedient (Ex) Always On A Summoned Monster always looks to its summoner for direction. As a result of this obedience, a summoned monster only has one standard action per round, but, its summoner may always 'gift' it one of either a Standard, Move, or Swift action, at the expense of giving up their own Standard, Move, or Swift action (respectively) in return. A Summoned Monster may trade down its own Standard action for a Move action or a Swift action as normal, and indeed, this is how a Summoned Monster usually takes move actions. A Summoned Monster may take a 5-Foot Step in any round in which it does not use a Move Action to move. A Summoned Monster has no sense of self preservation, existing only to help their summoner. As a result, they will take actions that are harmful to them, such as triggering traps, moving to provoke attacks of opportunity, or leaping into bottomless pits of doom, without hesitation. Summoned Strike (Ex) Standard Action Once per round as a standard action, a Summoned Monster may perform a Summoned Strike. This is a melee attack which never provokes attacks of opportunity. (The exact details and special effects of the attack are left to the player and referee to work out, but it should be a thematic 'fit' with the creature's appearance.) Summoned Strike cannot be used as a ranged attack, unless the summoner has some means of altering the power to do so. Summoned Strike affects a single enemy creature, hits automatically, and inflicts 0 points of bludgeoning (physical, common) damage per attack. Affected creatures are allowed to make a Fort save against a DC of 0 to take half damage. Summoned Monster (CR ) A Summoned Monster is an ally creature created, or summoned, or coerced, into existence when a Summon Monster spell (and all related summoning abilities) are used. A Summoned Monster can have nearly any appearance, as the summoning creature (player) is allowed to define what their preferred ally looks like, how it acts, and how it comports itself. Some summoned monsters may look like swarms of insects, forest creatures, or even trees and bushes. Others look like noble stags, moose, or other sylvan creatures. Yet others look like fanciful silver-frosted great wolves, or ghostly tigers, red-eyed bulls, or terrifying eagles of ice. Summoned monsters can look like mundane monsters, such as standard-seeming orcs, obedient goblins, or helpful ogres. Yet others look like glowing outlines of celestial beings, inky blots of smoky darkness, gold-plated statues, animated chairs, masses of tentacles, rolling wheels full of eyes, scarecrows, or any of a thousand other forms. In general, the player and the referee should decide together on the summoned creature's appearance. If the player wants to have a 'signature' creature that they always summon, that is perfectly allowed, or they can allow the GM to assign the appearance of the summoned monster every time it shows up. In all cases, no matter the appearance, a summoned monster ALWAYS has ONLY the powers and abilities ascribed to it by the write-up below. Summoning a Roc does not mean the creature is vast and able to fly, unless the summoner has some way of giving the creature those characteristics. Mechanically, every summoned monster has access to the same attacks and abilities. Without using feats or other modifiers, all summoned monsters of a given CR, no matter their appearance, have the same combat efficacy. Combat Tactics Summoned Monsters always act as faithful allies of their Summoner, and if not actively directed, will always work for the best interests of their Summoner, based upon their (possibly limited) information about what their Summoner needs. They will typically move into combat fearlessly, provoking attacks of opportunity and working to set up flanks, or block attackers from moving freely. As a free action, their summoner may direct them in what they should do. If they cannot reach melee in a single move, they will usually charge the nearest foe, or convert their standard action to a move action to move in (if they cannot perform a charge) to interpose themselves between their summoner and danger. Out of Combat Summoned Monsters typically do not exist outside of combat, but if abilities are used to make them do so, they are friendly, helpful, but essentially mute. Even if they do possess useful knowledge or information, they typically cannot speak so they are unable to impart it. They only exist to aid their summoner in battle. Rewards This creature does not award any experience points (XP) or treasure when defeated.
Sundered Zombie Parts		23	Minion	Undead
Swiftscorch Magmin		23		Outsider
Tattered Seamstress		23		Construct, Prodigy, Tattered
Tearing Turtle		23		Animal, Monstrosity
Tembrimast		23		Aberration
Terrible Red Dragon		23	Villain	Dragon
Timeless Gargoyle		23		Monstrous Humanoid
Tusker Herd		23		Animal, Monstrosity, Boar, Troop
Vicious Varmint		23		Aberration, Disease, Vermin
Vitreolic Slime		23		Ooze
Winter Wight		23		Undead
Xeph Buccaneer		23		Outsider

CR 24

Creature Name	CR	Role	Type
CR 24 Blueprint Lore	CR 24 Blueprint	CR 24 Blueprint	CR 24 Blueprint
Actinic Silverlance		24		Aberration
Anachronistic Phane		24		Outsider
Arcane Weald Treant		24		Plant
Badland Troll		24		Monstrous Humanoid
Bahairim Solicitor		24	Heavy	Aberration, Construct, Devil, Prodigy
Balor		24		Outsider, Demon
Brachyurus		24	Legend	Magical Beast, Monstrosity
Colossal Gruesome Centipede		24		Vermin
Crawling Throng		24		Troop, Undead, Zombie
Crowned Medusa		24		Monstrous Humanoid
Death Giant Precursor		24	Heavy	Monstrous Humanoid
Dire Mammoth		24	Heavy	Animal, Monstrosity
Doppelganger Contender		24		Protean
Drow Contriver		24		Fey
Efreet Cinderlord		24		Outsider
Fire Giant Thane		24	Leader	Monstrous Humanoid
Formian Defender		24	Killer	Aberration, Vermin
Ghost Buffalo		24	Heavy	Animal, Monstrosity
Goliath Horse		24		Animal
Goliath Stirge Swarm		24		Swarm, Vermin
Gorefang Tyrannosaurus		24	Legend	Animal, Monstrosity
Imperious Blue Wyrm		24	Villain	Dragon
Intellect Devourer Tyrant		24		Aberration
Iron Grate Golem		24	Heavy	Construct
Lambent Stag		24	Legend	Animal, Fey
Lancer Wasp Swarm		24		Swarm, Vermin
Lightstruck Cloud Giant Lightstruck		24	Heavy	Monstrous Humanoid
Maddened Rhinoceros		24	Legend	Animal, Monstrosity
Malsotrian		24		Aberration
Mangy Varmint Swarm		24		Aberration, Disease, Vermin
Onyx Dragloth		24		Aberration, Dragon
Orb Shadow		24	Killer	Undead, Incorporeal
Phantom Fungus		24		Plant
Pit Fiend		24		Outsider, Devil
Rakshasa Abaza		24		Outsider, Native
Relucent Locathah		24		Outsider
Ruskinvor Horror		24		Aberration
Skeleton Deathbringer		24		Undead
Somber Crool Hoodlum		24	Killer	Humanoid
Stone Colossus		24		Monstrous Humanoid, Monstrosity
Sulphurjaw Hellhound		24		Outsider
Summoned Monster CR 24 Lore	Summoned Monster  (CR ) Alignment: As Caster – Size: Medium – Type: Outsider Perception: -1 -11 Passive Active Creature Health 0 0 0 Hit Points Bloodied Hit Dice Saving Throws Fort: 0 Refl: -5 Will: -5 Senses: Standard Senses additional senses per summon spell Movement Types: Walk 30 ft. additional move types per summon spell Skills: All skills: +-11 Feats: none Languages: Able to understand, but not speak, one language the summoner knows at the Native fluency. Size: Medium 5 ft. 5 ft. Space Reach To-Hit +0 Man Off -12 AC 0 Man Def 0 Standard Attack (Melee): 1x Slam +0 (0/x2) as bludgeoning (physical, common) Full Attack (Melee): 3x Slam +0 (0/x2) as bludgeoning (physical, common) Standard Attack (Ranged): none Full Attack (Ranged): none Special Abilities Obedient (Ex) Always On A Summoned Monster always looks to its summoner for direction. As a result of this obedience, a summoned monster only has one standard action per round, but, its summoner may always 'gift' it one of either a Standard, Move, or Swift action, at the expense of giving up their own Standard, Move, or Swift action (respectively) in return. A Summoned Monster may trade down its own Standard action for a Move action or a Swift action as normal, and indeed, this is how a Summoned Monster usually takes move actions. A Summoned Monster may take a 5-Foot Step in any round in which it does not use a Move Action to move. A Summoned Monster has no sense of self preservation, existing only to help their summoner. As a result, they will take actions that are harmful to them, such as triggering traps, moving to provoke attacks of opportunity, or leaping into bottomless pits of doom, without hesitation. Summoned Strike (Ex) Standard Action Once per round as a standard action, a Summoned Monster may perform a Summoned Strike. This is a melee attack which never provokes attacks of opportunity. (The exact details and special effects of the attack are left to the player and referee to work out, but it should be a thematic 'fit' with the creature's appearance.) Summoned Strike cannot be used as a ranged attack, unless the summoner has some means of altering the power to do so. Summoned Strike affects a single enemy creature, hits automatically, and inflicts 0 points of bludgeoning (physical, common) damage per attack. Affected creatures are allowed to make a Fort save against a DC of 0 to take half damage. Summoned Monster (CR ) A Summoned Monster is an ally creature created, or summoned, or coerced, into existence when a Summon Monster spell (and all related summoning abilities) are used. A Summoned Monster can have nearly any appearance, as the summoning creature (player) is allowed to define what their preferred ally looks like, how it acts, and how it comports itself. Some summoned monsters may look like swarms of insects, forest creatures, or even trees and bushes. Others look like noble stags, moose, or other sylvan creatures. Yet others look like fanciful silver-frosted great wolves, or ghostly tigers, red-eyed bulls, or terrifying eagles of ice. Summoned monsters can look like mundane monsters, such as standard-seeming orcs, obedient goblins, or helpful ogres. Yet others look like glowing outlines of celestial beings, inky blots of smoky darkness, gold-plated statues, animated chairs, masses of tentacles, rolling wheels full of eyes, scarecrows, or any of a thousand other forms. In general, the player and the referee should decide together on the summoned creature's appearance. If the player wants to have a 'signature' creature that they always summon, that is perfectly allowed, or they can allow the GM to assign the appearance of the summoned monster every time it shows up. In all cases, no matter the appearance, a summoned monster ALWAYS has ONLY the powers and abilities ascribed to it by the write-up below. Summoning a Roc does not mean the creature is vast and able to fly, unless the summoner has some way of giving the creature those characteristics. Mechanically, every summoned monster has access to the same attacks and abilities. Without using feats or other modifiers, all summoned monsters of a given CR, no matter their appearance, have the same combat efficacy. Combat Tactics Summoned Monsters always act as faithful allies of their Summoner, and if not actively directed, will always work for the best interests of their Summoner, based upon their (possibly limited) information about what their Summoner needs. They will typically move into combat fearlessly, provoking attacks of opportunity and working to set up flanks, or block attackers from moving freely. As a free action, their summoner may direct them in what they should do. If they cannot reach melee in a single move, they will usually charge the nearest foe, or convert their standard action to a move action to move in (if they cannot perform a charge) to interpose themselves between their summoner and danger. Out of Combat Summoned Monsters typically do not exist outside of combat, but if abilities are used to make them do so, they are friendly, helpful, but essentially mute. Even if they do possess useful knowledge or information, they typically cannot speak so they are unable to impart it. They only exist to aid their summoner in battle. Rewards This creature does not award any experience points (XP) or treasure when defeated.
Summoned Monster  (CR ) Alignment: As Caster – Size: Medium – Type: Outsider Perception: -1 -11 Passive Active Creature Health 0 0 0 Hit Points Bloodied Hit Dice Saving Throws Fort: 0 Refl: -5 Will: -5 Senses: Standard Senses additional senses per summon spell Movement Types: Walk 30 ft. additional move types per summon spell Skills: All skills: +-11 Feats: none Languages: Able to understand, but not speak, one language the summoner knows at the Native fluency. Size: Medium 5 ft. 5 ft. Space Reach To-Hit +0 Man Off -12 AC 0 Man Def 0 Standard Attack (Melee): 1x Slam +0 (0/x2) as bludgeoning (physical, common) Full Attack (Melee): 3x Slam +0 (0/x2) as bludgeoning (physical, common) Standard Attack (Ranged): none Full Attack (Ranged): none Special Abilities Obedient (Ex) Always On A Summoned Monster always looks to its summoner for direction. As a result of this obedience, a summoned monster only has one standard action per round, but, its summoner may always 'gift' it one of either a Standard, Move, or Swift action, at the expense of giving up their own Standard, Move, or Swift action (respectively) in return. A Summoned Monster may trade down its own Standard action for a Move action or a Swift action as normal, and indeed, this is how a Summoned Monster usually takes move actions. A Summoned Monster may take a 5-Foot Step in any round in which it does not use a Move Action to move. A Summoned Monster has no sense of self preservation, existing only to help their summoner. As a result, they will take actions that are harmful to them, such as triggering traps, moving to provoke attacks of opportunity, or leaping into bottomless pits of doom, without hesitation. Summoned Strike (Ex) Standard Action Once per round as a standard action, a Summoned Monster may perform a Summoned Strike. This is a melee attack which never provokes attacks of opportunity. (The exact details and special effects of the attack are left to the player and referee to work out, but it should be a thematic 'fit' with the creature's appearance.) Summoned Strike cannot be used as a ranged attack, unless the summoner has some means of altering the power to do so. Summoned Strike affects a single enemy creature, hits automatically, and inflicts 0 points of bludgeoning (physical, common) damage per attack. Affected creatures are allowed to make a Fort save against a DC of 0 to take half damage. Summoned Monster (CR ) A Summoned Monster is an ally creature created, or summoned, or coerced, into existence when a Summon Monster spell (and all related summoning abilities) are used. A Summoned Monster can have nearly any appearance, as the summoning creature (player) is allowed to define what their preferred ally looks like, how it acts, and how it comports itself. Some summoned monsters may look like swarms of insects, forest creatures, or even trees and bushes. Others look like noble stags, moose, or other sylvan creatures. Yet others look like fanciful silver-frosted great wolves, or ghostly tigers, red-eyed bulls, or terrifying eagles of ice. Summoned monsters can look like mundane monsters, such as standard-seeming orcs, obedient goblins, or helpful ogres. Yet others look like glowing outlines of celestial beings, inky blots of smoky darkness, gold-plated statues, animated chairs, masses of tentacles, rolling wheels full of eyes, scarecrows, or any of a thousand other forms. In general, the player and the referee should decide together on the summoned creature's appearance. If the player wants to have a 'signature' creature that they always summon, that is perfectly allowed, or they can allow the GM to assign the appearance of the summoned monster every time it shows up. In all cases, no matter the appearance, a summoned monster ALWAYS has ONLY the powers and abilities ascribed to it by the write-up below. Summoning a Roc does not mean the creature is vast and able to fly, unless the summoner has some way of giving the creature those characteristics. Mechanically, every summoned monster has access to the same attacks and abilities. Without using feats or other modifiers, all summoned monsters of a given CR, no matter their appearance, have the same combat efficacy. Combat Tactics Summoned Monsters always act as faithful allies of their Summoner, and if not actively directed, will always work for the best interests of their Summoner, based upon their (possibly limited) information about what their Summoner needs. They will typically move into combat fearlessly, provoking attacks of opportunity and working to set up flanks, or block attackers from moving freely. As a free action, their summoner may direct them in what they should do. If they cannot reach melee in a single move, they will usually charge the nearest foe, or convert their standard action to a move action to move in (if they cannot perform a charge) to interpose themselves between their summoner and danger. Out of Combat Summoned Monsters typically do not exist outside of combat, but if abilities are used to make them do so, they are friendly, helpful, but essentially mute. Even if they do possess useful knowledge or information, they typically cannot speak so they are unable to impart it. They only exist to aid their summoner in battle. Rewards This creature does not award any experience points (XP) or treasure when defeated.
Summoned Monster  (CR ) Alignment: As Caster – Size: Medium – Type: Outsider Perception: -1 -11 Passive Active Creature Health 0 0 0 Hit Points Bloodied Hit Dice Saving Throws Fort: 0 Refl: -5 Will: -5 Senses: Standard Senses additional senses per summon spell Movement Types: Walk 30 ft. additional move types per summon spell Skills: All skills: +-11 Feats: none Languages: Able to understand, but not speak, one language the summoner knows at the Native fluency. Size: Medium 5 ft. 5 ft. Space Reach To-Hit +0 Man Off -12 AC 0 Man Def 0 Standard Attack (Melee): 1x Slam +0 (0/x2) as bludgeoning (physical, common) Full Attack (Melee): 3x Slam +0 (0/x2) as bludgeoning (physical, common) Standard Attack (Ranged): none Full Attack (Ranged): none Special Abilities Obedient (Ex) Always On A Summoned Monster always looks to its summoner for direction. As a result of this obedience, a summoned monster only has one standard action per round, but, its summoner may always 'gift' it one of either a Standard, Move, or Swift action, at the expense of giving up their own Standard, Move, or Swift action (respectively) in return. A Summoned Monster may trade down its own Standard action for a Move action or a Swift action as normal, and indeed, this is how a Summoned Monster usually takes move actions. A Summoned Monster may take a 5-Foot Step in any round in which it does not use a Move Action to move. A Summoned Monster has no sense of self preservation, existing only to help their summoner. As a result, they will take actions that are harmful to them, such as triggering traps, moving to provoke attacks of opportunity, or leaping into bottomless pits of doom, without hesitation. Summoned Strike (Ex) Standard Action Once per round as a standard action, a Summoned Monster may perform a Summoned Strike. This is a melee attack which never provokes attacks of opportunity. (The exact details and special effects of the attack are left to the player and referee to work out, but it should be a thematic 'fit' with the creature's appearance.) Summoned Strike cannot be used as a ranged attack, unless the summoner has some means of altering the power to do so. Summoned Strike affects a single enemy creature, hits automatically, and inflicts 0 points of bludgeoning (physical, common) damage per attack. Affected creatures are allowed to make a Fort save against a DC of 0 to take half damage. Summoned Monster (CR ) A Summoned Monster is an ally creature created, or summoned, or coerced, into existence when a Summon Monster spell (and all related summoning abilities) are used. A Summoned Monster can have nearly any appearance, as the summoning creature (player) is allowed to define what their preferred ally looks like, how it acts, and how it comports itself. Some summoned monsters may look like swarms of insects, forest creatures, or even trees and bushes. Others look like noble stags, moose, or other sylvan creatures. Yet others look like fanciful silver-frosted great wolves, or ghostly tigers, red-eyed bulls, or terrifying eagles of ice. Summoned monsters can look like mundane monsters, such as standard-seeming orcs, obedient goblins, or helpful ogres. Yet others look like glowing outlines of celestial beings, inky blots of smoky darkness, gold-plated statues, animated chairs, masses of tentacles, rolling wheels full of eyes, scarecrows, or any of a thousand other forms. In general, the player and the referee should decide together on the summoned creature's appearance. If the player wants to have a 'signature' creature that they always summon, that is perfectly allowed, or they can allow the GM to assign the appearance of the summoned monster every time it shows up. In all cases, no matter the appearance, a summoned monster ALWAYS has ONLY the powers and abilities ascribed to it by the write-up below. Summoning a Roc does not mean the creature is vast and able to fly, unless the summoner has some way of giving the creature those characteristics. Mechanically, every summoned monster has access to the same attacks and abilities. Without using feats or other modifiers, all summoned monsters of a given CR, no matter their appearance, have the same combat efficacy. Combat Tactics Summoned Monsters always act as faithful allies of their Summoner, and if not actively directed, will always work for the best interests of their Summoner, based upon their (possibly limited) information about what their Summoner needs. They will typically move into combat fearlessly, provoking attacks of opportunity and working to set up flanks, or block attackers from moving freely. As a free action, their summoner may direct them in what they should do. If they cannot reach melee in a single move, they will usually charge the nearest foe, or convert their standard action to a move action to move in (if they cannot perform a charge) to interpose themselves between their summoner and danger. Out of Combat Summoned Monsters typically do not exist outside of combat, but if abilities are used to make them do so, they are friendly, helpful, but essentially mute. Even if they do possess useful knowledge or information, they typically cannot speak so they are unable to impart it. They only exist to aid their summoner in battle. Rewards This creature does not award any experience points (XP) or treasure when defeated.
Supreme Air Elemental		24		Outsider
Supreme Earth Elemental		24		Outsider
Supreme Fire Elemental		24		Outsider
Supreme Water Elemental		24		Outsider
Thoraxian Flogger		24		Vermin (Thorciasid)
Umbrous Grey Ooze		24		Ooze
Vermiurge Supplicant		24	Heavy	Construct, Prodigy
White Lady		24		Undead, Ghost, Incorporeal
Withering Caustic Walker		24		Magical Beast (digester)
Xeph Sky Pirate		24		Outsider
Xorn Spire		24		Outsider

CR 25

Creature Name	CR	Role	Type
CR 25 Blueprint Lore	CR 25 Blueprint	CR 25 Blueprint	CR 25 Blueprint
Aboleth Soothsayer		25		Aberration
Anluin Rictus		25		Aberration
Arch Lich		25	Tank	Undead
Ardent Remorhaz		25		Magical Beast
Battle-Scarred Anaxim		25	Heavy	Construct, Prodigy, Outsider
Blustery Chichimec		25		Outsider, Air
Bonestorm		25		Undead, Swarm
Brightfire Magmin		25		Outsider
Byakko Oni		25		Monstrous Humanoid
Cannibal Turtle		25		Animal, Monstrosity
Clionean Nymph		25		Fey
Cloud Giant Aerialist		25		Monstrous Humanoid
Common Prismatic Dragon		25	Threat	Dragon, Outsider
Death Giant		25		Monstrous Humanoid
Death-Head Spider		25		Vermin
Dessicating Green Slime		25		Ooze
Dismantled Zombie Parts		25	Minion	Undead
Dissonance Wasp		25		Vermin
Drider Paragon		25	Heavy	Aberration
Dromite Colonist		25		Vermin
Drow Regent		25	Leader	Fey
Duergar Dredger		25		Humanoid
Ebon Gloom		25		Humanoid
Efreet Flamestrider		25		Outsider
Fearsome Force Dragon		25	Threat	Dragon, Outsider
Flesh Golem Incarnate		25	Heavy	Construct, Prodigy
Formian Mother		25	Threat	Aberration, Vermin
Frost Titan		25		Monstrous Humanoid, Giant
Graeae Witch		25		Monstrous Humanoid, Fey
Howling Destrachan		25		Magical Beast
Imperious Red Wyrm		25	Villain	Dragon
Jungle-Strider		25	Legend	Magical Beast, Great Cat, Monstrosity
Lava Wight		25		Undead
Meaningless Chaos Beast		25	Tank	Outsider
Melancholy Le Shay		25		Fey
Moonhunter Scorpion		25		Vermin
Mountain Ogre		25	Heavy	Monstrous Humanoid
Obdurate Gargoyle		25		Monstrous Humanoid
Ornate Couatl		25		Outsider, Native
Plane-Seeker Worm-That-Walks		25	Killer	Construct, Prodigy
Prismatic Hydra		25	Shooter	Magical Beast
Rogue Elephant		25	Legend	Animal Monstrosity
Rot Fly Procreator		25		Vermin
Sahuagin Chosen		25		Aberration
Sight-Binder Mummy		25	Threat	Undead
Spike Hound		25		Aberration
Splattering Varmint		25		Aberration, Disease, Vermin
Spirit Naga		25		Aberration
Storm Giant Wracker		25		Monstrous Humanoid
Summoned Monster CR 25 Lore	Summoned Monster  (CR ) Alignment: As Caster – Size: Medium – Type: Outsider Perception: -1 -11 Passive Active Creature Health 0 0 0 Hit Points Bloodied Hit Dice Saving Throws Fort: 0 Refl: -5 Will: -5 Senses: Standard Senses additional senses per summon spell Movement Types: Walk 30 ft. additional move types per summon spell Skills: All skills: +-11 Feats: none Languages: Able to understand, but not speak, one language the summoner knows at the Native fluency. Size: Medium 5 ft. 5 ft. Space Reach To-Hit +0 Man Off -12 AC 0 Man Def 0 Standard Attack (Melee): 1x Slam +0 (0/x2) as bludgeoning (physical, common) Full Attack (Melee): 3x Slam +0 (0/x2) as bludgeoning (physical, common) Standard Attack (Ranged): none Full Attack (Ranged): none Special Abilities Obedient (Ex) Always On A Summoned Monster always looks to its summoner for direction. As a result of this obedience, a summoned monster only has one standard action per round, but, its summoner may always 'gift' it one of either a Standard, Move, or Swift action, at the expense of giving up their own Standard, Move, or Swift action (respectively) in return. A Summoned Monster may trade down its own Standard action for a Move action or a Swift action as normal, and indeed, this is how a Summoned Monster usually takes move actions. A Summoned Monster may take a 5-Foot Step in any round in which it does not use a Move Action to move. A Summoned Monster has no sense of self preservation, existing only to help their summoner. As a result, they will take actions that are harmful to them, such as triggering traps, moving to provoke attacks of opportunity, or leaping into bottomless pits of doom, without hesitation. Summoned Strike (Ex) Standard Action Once per round as a standard action, a Summoned Monster may perform a Summoned Strike. This is a melee attack which never provokes attacks of opportunity. (The exact details and special effects of the attack are left to the player and referee to work out, but it should be a thematic 'fit' with the creature's appearance.) Summoned Strike cannot be used as a ranged attack, unless the summoner has some means of altering the power to do so. Summoned Strike affects a single enemy creature, hits automatically, and inflicts 0 points of bludgeoning (physical, common) damage per attack. Affected creatures are allowed to make a Fort save against a DC of 0 to take half damage. Summoned Monster (CR ) A Summoned Monster is an ally creature created, or summoned, or coerced, into existence when a Summon Monster spell (and all related summoning abilities) are used. A Summoned Monster can have nearly any appearance, as the summoning creature (player) is allowed to define what their preferred ally looks like, how it acts, and how it comports itself. Some summoned monsters may look like swarms of insects, forest creatures, or even trees and bushes. Others look like noble stags, moose, or other sylvan creatures. Yet others look like fanciful silver-frosted great wolves, or ghostly tigers, red-eyed bulls, or terrifying eagles of ice. Summoned monsters can look like mundane monsters, such as standard-seeming orcs, obedient goblins, or helpful ogres. Yet others look like glowing outlines of celestial beings, inky blots of smoky darkness, gold-plated statues, animated chairs, masses of tentacles, rolling wheels full of eyes, scarecrows, or any of a thousand other forms. In general, the player and the referee should decide together on the summoned creature's appearance. If the player wants to have a 'signature' creature that they always summon, that is perfectly allowed, or they can allow the GM to assign the appearance of the summoned monster every time it shows up. In all cases, no matter the appearance, a summoned monster ALWAYS has ONLY the powers and abilities ascribed to it by the write-up below. Summoning a Roc does not mean the creature is vast and able to fly, unless the summoner has some way of giving the creature those characteristics. Mechanically, every summoned monster has access to the same attacks and abilities. Without using feats or other modifiers, all summoned monsters of a given CR, no matter their appearance, have the same combat efficacy. Combat Tactics Summoned Monsters always act as faithful allies of their Summoner, and if not actively directed, will always work for the best interests of their Summoner, based upon their (possibly limited) information about what their Summoner needs. They will typically move into combat fearlessly, provoking attacks of opportunity and working to set up flanks, or block attackers from moving freely. As a free action, their summoner may direct them in what they should do. If they cannot reach melee in a single move, they will usually charge the nearest foe, or convert their standard action to a move action to move in (if they cannot perform a charge) to interpose themselves between their summoner and danger. Out of Combat Summoned Monsters typically do not exist outside of combat, but if abilities are used to make them do so, they are friendly, helpful, but essentially mute. Even if they do possess useful knowledge or information, they typically cannot speak so they are unable to impart it. They only exist to aid their summoner in battle. Rewards This creature does not award any experience points (XP) or treasure when defeated.
Summoned Monster  (CR ) Alignment: As Caster – Size: Medium – Type: Outsider Perception: -1 -11 Passive Active Creature Health 0 0 0 Hit Points Bloodied Hit Dice Saving Throws Fort: 0 Refl: -5 Will: -5 Senses: Standard Senses additional senses per summon spell Movement Types: Walk 30 ft. additional move types per summon spell Skills: All skills: +-11 Feats: none Languages: Able to understand, but not speak, one language the summoner knows at the Native fluency. Size: Medium 5 ft. 5 ft. Space Reach To-Hit +0 Man Off -12 AC 0 Man Def 0 Standard Attack (Melee): 1x Slam +0 (0/x2) as bludgeoning (physical, common) Full Attack (Melee): 3x Slam +0 (0/x2) as bludgeoning (physical, common) Standard Attack (Ranged): none Full Attack (Ranged): none Special Abilities Obedient (Ex) Always On A Summoned Monster always looks to its summoner for direction. As a result of this obedience, a summoned monster only has one standard action per round, but, its summoner may always 'gift' it one of either a Standard, Move, or Swift action, at the expense of giving up their own Standard, Move, or Swift action (respectively) in return. A Summoned Monster may trade down its own Standard action for a Move action or a Swift action as normal, and indeed, this is how a Summoned Monster usually takes move actions. A Summoned Monster may take a 5-Foot Step in any round in which it does not use a Move Action to move. A Summoned Monster has no sense of self preservation, existing only to help their summoner. As a result, they will take actions that are harmful to them, such as triggering traps, moving to provoke attacks of opportunity, or leaping into bottomless pits of doom, without hesitation. Summoned Strike (Ex) Standard Action Once per round as a standard action, a Summoned Monster may perform a Summoned Strike. This is a melee attack which never provokes attacks of opportunity. (The exact details and special effects of the attack are left to the player and referee to work out, but it should be a thematic 'fit' with the creature's appearance.) Summoned Strike cannot be used as a ranged attack, unless the summoner has some means of altering the power to do so. Summoned Strike affects a single enemy creature, hits automatically, and inflicts 0 points of bludgeoning (physical, common) damage per attack. Affected creatures are allowed to make a Fort save against a DC of 0 to take half damage. Summoned Monster (CR ) A Summoned Monster is an ally creature created, or summoned, or coerced, into existence when a Summon Monster spell (and all related summoning abilities) are used. A Summoned Monster can have nearly any appearance, as the summoning creature (player) is allowed to define what their preferred ally looks like, how it acts, and how it comports itself. Some summoned monsters may look like swarms of insects, forest creatures, or even trees and bushes. Others look like noble stags, moose, or other sylvan creatures. Yet others look like fanciful silver-frosted great wolves, or ghostly tigers, red-eyed bulls, or terrifying eagles of ice. Summoned monsters can look like mundane monsters, such as standard-seeming orcs, obedient goblins, or helpful ogres. Yet others look like glowing outlines of celestial beings, inky blots of smoky darkness, gold-plated statues, animated chairs, masses of tentacles, rolling wheels full of eyes, scarecrows, or any of a thousand other forms. In general, the player and the referee should decide together on the summoned creature's appearance. If the player wants to have a 'signature' creature that they always summon, that is perfectly allowed, or they can allow the GM to assign the appearance of the summoned monster every time it shows up. In all cases, no matter the appearance, a summoned monster ALWAYS has ONLY the powers and abilities ascribed to it by the write-up below. Summoning a Roc does not mean the creature is vast and able to fly, unless the summoner has some way of giving the creature those characteristics. Mechanically, every summoned monster has access to the same attacks and abilities. Without using feats or other modifiers, all summoned monsters of a given CR, no matter their appearance, have the same combat efficacy. Combat Tactics Summoned Monsters always act as faithful allies of their Summoner, and if not actively directed, will always work for the best interests of their Summoner, based upon their (possibly limited) information about what their Summoner needs. They will typically move into combat fearlessly, provoking attacks of opportunity and working to set up flanks, or block attackers from moving freely. As a free action, their summoner may direct them in what they should do. If they cannot reach melee in a single move, they will usually charge the nearest foe, or convert their standard action to a move action to move in (if they cannot perform a charge) to interpose themselves between their summoner and danger. Out of Combat Summoned Monsters typically do not exist outside of combat, but if abilities are used to make them do so, they are friendly, helpful, but essentially mute. Even if they do possess useful knowledge or information, they typically cannot speak so they are unable to impart it. They only exist to aid their summoner in battle. Rewards This creature does not award any experience points (XP) or treasure when defeated.
Summoned Monster  (CR ) Alignment: As Caster – Size: Medium – Type: Outsider Perception: -1 -11 Passive Active Creature Health 0 0 0 Hit Points Bloodied Hit Dice Saving Throws Fort: 0 Refl: -5 Will: -5 Senses: Standard Senses additional senses per summon spell Movement Types: Walk 30 ft. additional move types per summon spell Skills: All skills: +-11 Feats: none Languages: Able to understand, but not speak, one language the summoner knows at the Native fluency. Size: Medium 5 ft. 5 ft. Space Reach To-Hit +0 Man Off -12 AC 0 Man Def 0 Standard Attack (Melee): 1x Slam +0 (0/x2) as bludgeoning (physical, common) Full Attack (Melee): 3x Slam +0 (0/x2) as bludgeoning (physical, common) Standard Attack (Ranged): none Full Attack (Ranged): none Special Abilities Obedient (Ex) Always On A Summoned Monster always looks to its summoner for direction. As a result of this obedience, a summoned monster only has one standard action per round, but, its summoner may always 'gift' it one of either a Standard, Move, or Swift action, at the expense of giving up their own Standard, Move, or Swift action (respectively) in return. A Summoned Monster may trade down its own Standard action for a Move action or a Swift action as normal, and indeed, this is how a Summoned Monster usually takes move actions. A Summoned Monster may take a 5-Foot Step in any round in which it does not use a Move Action to move. A Summoned Monster has no sense of self preservation, existing only to help their summoner. As a result, they will take actions that are harmful to them, such as triggering traps, moving to provoke attacks of opportunity, or leaping into bottomless pits of doom, without hesitation. Summoned Strike (Ex) Standard Action Once per round as a standard action, a Summoned Monster may perform a Summoned Strike. This is a melee attack which never provokes attacks of opportunity. (The exact details and special effects of the attack are left to the player and referee to work out, but it should be a thematic 'fit' with the creature's appearance.) Summoned Strike cannot be used as a ranged attack, unless the summoner has some means of altering the power to do so. Summoned Strike affects a single enemy creature, hits automatically, and inflicts 0 points of bludgeoning (physical, common) damage per attack. Affected creatures are allowed to make a Fort save against a DC of 0 to take half damage. Summoned Monster (CR ) A Summoned Monster is an ally creature created, or summoned, or coerced, into existence when a Summon Monster spell (and all related summoning abilities) are used. A Summoned Monster can have nearly any appearance, as the summoning creature (player) is allowed to define what their preferred ally looks like, how it acts, and how it comports itself. Some summoned monsters may look like swarms of insects, forest creatures, or even trees and bushes. Others look like noble stags, moose, or other sylvan creatures. Yet others look like fanciful silver-frosted great wolves, or ghostly tigers, red-eyed bulls, or terrifying eagles of ice. Summoned monsters can look like mundane monsters, such as standard-seeming orcs, obedient goblins, or helpful ogres. Yet others look like glowing outlines of celestial beings, inky blots of smoky darkness, gold-plated statues, animated chairs, masses of tentacles, rolling wheels full of eyes, scarecrows, or any of a thousand other forms. In general, the player and the referee should decide together on the summoned creature's appearance. If the player wants to have a 'signature' creature that they always summon, that is perfectly allowed, or they can allow the GM to assign the appearance of the summoned monster every time it shows up. In all cases, no matter the appearance, a summoned monster ALWAYS has ONLY the powers and abilities ascribed to it by the write-up below. Summoning a Roc does not mean the creature is vast and able to fly, unless the summoner has some way of giving the creature those characteristics. Mechanically, every summoned monster has access to the same attacks and abilities. Without using feats or other modifiers, all summoned monsters of a given CR, no matter their appearance, have the same combat efficacy. Combat Tactics Summoned Monsters always act as faithful allies of their Summoner, and if not actively directed, will always work for the best interests of their Summoner, based upon their (possibly limited) information about what their Summoner needs. They will typically move into combat fearlessly, provoking attacks of opportunity and working to set up flanks, or block attackers from moving freely. As a free action, their summoner may direct them in what they should do. If they cannot reach melee in a single move, they will usually charge the nearest foe, or convert their standard action to a move action to move in (if they cannot perform a charge) to interpose themselves between their summoner and danger. Out of Combat Summoned Monsters typically do not exist outside of combat, but if abilities are used to make them do so, they are friendly, helpful, but essentially mute. Even if they do possess useful knowledge or information, they typically cannot speak so they are unable to impart it. They only exist to aid their summoner in battle. Rewards This creature does not award any experience points (XP) or treasure when defeated.
Terrible Mandrill		25	Legend	Magical Beast, Great Ape, Monstrosity
Ursus Northern Bruin		25	Legend	Magical Beast, Monstrosity
Void Zombie		25		Undead
Vorpal Boar		25	Legend	Magical Beast, Monstrosity
Xeph Rigger		25		Outsider
Zeta Strain Zombie Beast		25		Undead

CR 26

Creature Name	CR	Role	Type
CR 26 Blueprint Lore	CR 26 Blueprint	CR 26 Blueprint	CR 26 Blueprint
Autumnal Dryad		26		Fey
Cloud Giant Parhelion		26		Monstrous Humanoid
Curse Orchard Treant		26	Troop	Plant
Death Giant Measurer		26		Monstrous Humanoid
Deep-Reach Crocodilian		26	Legend	Magical Beast, Monstrosity
Degrading Xill		26		Outsider
Doppelganger Gleaner		26		Protean
Drow Warden		26		Fey
Efreet Pyresinger		26		Outsider
Ettercap Entangler		26		Aberration
Fey Kraken		26	Threat	Magical Beast, Fey, Monstrosity
Flickering Astral Construct		26		Construct, Outsider
Forgotten Ghost		26		Undead, Incorporeal
Friggyn		26		Aberration
Frostwind Wolf		26		Outsider
Giant Atavistic Wolverine		26	Heavy	Animal, Monstrosity
Greater Purple Worm		26	Heavy	Magical Beast
Helleskrieg Flockling		26		Outsider, Aberration
Hysterical Maenad		26		Humanoid
Jalk		26		Aberration
Keekoroy		26		Aberration
Lightning Stag		26	Legend	Animal, Fey
Nightcrawler Shadow		26	Sneak	Undead, Incorporeal
Rakshasa Emir		26		Outsider, Native
Red-Breasted Roc		26		Magical Beast, Monstrosity
Royal Purple Worm		26	Leader	Magical Beast
Sanguinary Hemorrhagic Pudding		26		Ooze
Sirrush Smoke-Eater		26	Legend	Magical Beast, Monstrosity
Skinslough Wendigo		26		Protean
Smoky Apocalypse Skeleton		26		Undead
Somber Crool Coquette		26		Humanoid
Starless Wraith		26		Undead, Incorporeal
Stasis Phane		26		Outsider
Storm Giant Destroyer		26		Monstrous Humanoid
Subordinate Arch-Fiend		26	Leader	Outsider, Devil
Summoned Monster CR 26 Lore	Summoned Monster  (CR ) Alignment: As Caster – Size: Medium – Type: Outsider Perception: -1 -11 Passive Active Creature Health 0 0 0 Hit Points Bloodied Hit Dice Saving Throws Fort: 0 Refl: -5 Will: -5 Senses: Standard Senses additional senses per summon spell Movement Types: Walk 30 ft. additional move types per summon spell Skills: All skills: +-11 Feats: none Languages: Able to understand, but not speak, one language the summoner knows at the Native fluency. Size: Medium 5 ft. 5 ft. Space Reach To-Hit +0 Man Off -12 AC 0 Man Def 0 Standard Attack (Melee): 1x Slam +0 (0/x2) as bludgeoning (physical, common) Full Attack (Melee): 3x Slam +0 (0/x2) as bludgeoning (physical, common) Standard Attack (Ranged): none Full Attack (Ranged): none Special Abilities Obedient (Ex) Always On A Summoned Monster always looks to its summoner for direction. As a result of this obedience, a summoned monster only has one standard action per round, but, its summoner may always 'gift' it one of either a Standard, Move, or Swift action, at the expense of giving up their own Standard, Move, or Swift action (respectively) in return. A Summoned Monster may trade down its own Standard action for a Move action or a Swift action as normal, and indeed, this is how a Summoned Monster usually takes move actions. A Summoned Monster may take a 5-Foot Step in any round in which it does not use a Move Action to move. A Summoned Monster has no sense of self preservation, existing only to help their summoner. As a result, they will take actions that are harmful to them, such as triggering traps, moving to provoke attacks of opportunity, or leaping into bottomless pits of doom, without hesitation. Summoned Strike (Ex) Standard Action Once per round as a standard action, a Summoned Monster may perform a Summoned Strike. This is a melee attack which never provokes attacks of opportunity. (The exact details and special effects of the attack are left to the player and referee to work out, but it should be a thematic 'fit' with the creature's appearance.) Summoned Strike cannot be used as a ranged attack, unless the summoner has some means of altering the power to do so. Summoned Strike affects a single enemy creature, hits automatically, and inflicts 0 points of bludgeoning (physical, common) damage per attack. Affected creatures are allowed to make a Fort save against a DC of 0 to take half damage. Summoned Monster (CR ) A Summoned Monster is an ally creature created, or summoned, or coerced, into existence when a Summon Monster spell (and all related summoning abilities) are used. A Summoned Monster can have nearly any appearance, as the summoning creature (player) is allowed to define what their preferred ally looks like, how it acts, and how it comports itself. Some summoned monsters may look like swarms of insects, forest creatures, or even trees and bushes. Others look like noble stags, moose, or other sylvan creatures. Yet others look like fanciful silver-frosted great wolves, or ghostly tigers, red-eyed bulls, or terrifying eagles of ice. Summoned monsters can look like mundane monsters, such as standard-seeming orcs, obedient goblins, or helpful ogres. Yet others look like glowing outlines of celestial beings, inky blots of smoky darkness, gold-plated statues, animated chairs, masses of tentacles, rolling wheels full of eyes, scarecrows, or any of a thousand other forms. In general, the player and the referee should decide together on the summoned creature's appearance. If the player wants to have a 'signature' creature that they always summon, that is perfectly allowed, or they can allow the GM to assign the appearance of the summoned monster every time it shows up. In all cases, no matter the appearance, a summoned monster ALWAYS has ONLY the powers and abilities ascribed to it by the write-up below. Summoning a Roc does not mean the creature is vast and able to fly, unless the summoner has some way of giving the creature those characteristics. Mechanically, every summoned monster has access to the same attacks and abilities. Without using feats or other modifiers, all summoned monsters of a given CR, no matter their appearance, have the same combat efficacy. Combat Tactics Summoned Monsters always act as faithful allies of their Summoner, and if not actively directed, will always work for the best interests of their Summoner, based upon their (possibly limited) information about what their Summoner needs. They will typically move into combat fearlessly, provoking attacks of opportunity and working to set up flanks, or block attackers from moving freely. As a free action, their summoner may direct them in what they should do. If they cannot reach melee in a single move, they will usually charge the nearest foe, or convert their standard action to a move action to move in (if they cannot perform a charge) to interpose themselves between their summoner and danger. Out of Combat Summoned Monsters typically do not exist outside of combat, but if abilities are used to make them do so, they are friendly, helpful, but essentially mute. Even if they do possess useful knowledge or information, they typically cannot speak so they are unable to impart it. They only exist to aid their summoner in battle. Rewards This creature does not award any experience points (XP) or treasure when defeated.
Summoned Monster  (CR ) Alignment: As Caster – Size: Medium – Type: Outsider Perception: -1 -11 Passive Active Creature Health 0 0 0 Hit Points Bloodied Hit Dice Saving Throws Fort: 0 Refl: -5 Will: -5 Senses: Standard Senses additional senses per summon spell Movement Types: Walk 30 ft. additional move types per summon spell Skills: All skills: +-11 Feats: none Languages: Able to understand, but not speak, one language the summoner knows at the Native fluency. Size: Medium 5 ft. 5 ft. Space Reach To-Hit +0 Man Off -12 AC 0 Man Def 0 Standard Attack (Melee): 1x Slam +0 (0/x2) as bludgeoning (physical, common) Full Attack (Melee): 3x Slam +0 (0/x2) as bludgeoning (physical, common) Standard Attack (Ranged): none Full Attack (Ranged): none Special Abilities Obedient (Ex) Always On A Summoned Monster always looks to its summoner for direction. As a result of this obedience, a summoned monster only has one standard action per round, but, its summoner may always 'gift' it one of either a Standard, Move, or Swift action, at the expense of giving up their own Standard, Move, or Swift action (respectively) in return. A Summoned Monster may trade down its own Standard action for a Move action or a Swift action as normal, and indeed, this is how a Summoned Monster usually takes move actions. A Summoned Monster may take a 5-Foot Step in any round in which it does not use a Move Action to move. A Summoned Monster has no sense of self preservation, existing only to help their summoner. As a result, they will take actions that are harmful to them, such as triggering traps, moving to provoke attacks of opportunity, or leaping into bottomless pits of doom, without hesitation. Summoned Strike (Ex) Standard Action Once per round as a standard action, a Summoned Monster may perform a Summoned Strike. This is a melee attack which never provokes attacks of opportunity. (The exact details and special effects of the attack are left to the player and referee to work out, but it should be a thematic 'fit' with the creature's appearance.) Summoned Strike cannot be used as a ranged attack, unless the summoner has some means of altering the power to do so. Summoned Strike affects a single enemy creature, hits automatically, and inflicts 0 points of bludgeoning (physical, common) damage per attack. Affected creatures are allowed to make a Fort save against a DC of 0 to take half damage. Summoned Monster (CR ) A Summoned Monster is an ally creature created, or summoned, or coerced, into existence when a Summon Monster spell (and all related summoning abilities) are used. A Summoned Monster can have nearly any appearance, as the summoning creature (player) is allowed to define what their preferred ally looks like, how it acts, and how it comports itself. Some summoned monsters may look like swarms of insects, forest creatures, or even trees and bushes. Others look like noble stags, moose, or other sylvan creatures. Yet others look like fanciful silver-frosted great wolves, or ghostly tigers, red-eyed bulls, or terrifying eagles of ice. Summoned monsters can look like mundane monsters, such as standard-seeming orcs, obedient goblins, or helpful ogres. Yet others look like glowing outlines of celestial beings, inky blots of smoky darkness, gold-plated statues, animated chairs, masses of tentacles, rolling wheels full of eyes, scarecrows, or any of a thousand other forms. In general, the player and the referee should decide together on the summoned creature's appearance. If the player wants to have a 'signature' creature that they always summon, that is perfectly allowed, or they can allow the GM to assign the appearance of the summoned monster every time it shows up. In all cases, no matter the appearance, a summoned monster ALWAYS has ONLY the powers and abilities ascribed to it by the write-up below. Summoning a Roc does not mean the creature is vast and able to fly, unless the summoner has some way of giving the creature those characteristics. Mechanically, every summoned monster has access to the same attacks and abilities. Without using feats or other modifiers, all summoned monsters of a given CR, no matter their appearance, have the same combat efficacy. Combat Tactics Summoned Monsters always act as faithful allies of their Summoner, and if not actively directed, will always work for the best interests of their Summoner, based upon their (possibly limited) information about what their Summoner needs. They will typically move into combat fearlessly, provoking attacks of opportunity and working to set up flanks, or block attackers from moving freely. As a free action, their summoner may direct them in what they should do. If they cannot reach melee in a single move, they will usually charge the nearest foe, or convert their standard action to a move action to move in (if they cannot perform a charge) to interpose themselves between their summoner and danger. Out of Combat Summoned Monsters typically do not exist outside of combat, but if abilities are used to make them do so, they are friendly, helpful, but essentially mute. Even if they do possess useful knowledge or information, they typically cannot speak so they are unable to impart it. They only exist to aid their summoner in battle. Rewards This creature does not award any experience points (XP) or treasure when defeated.
Summoned Monster  (CR ) Alignment: As Caster – Size: Medium – Type: Outsider Perception: -1 -11 Passive Active Creature Health 0 0 0 Hit Points Bloodied Hit Dice Saving Throws Fort: 0 Refl: -5 Will: -5 Senses: Standard Senses additional senses per summon spell Movement Types: Walk 30 ft. additional move types per summon spell Skills: All skills: +-11 Feats: none Languages: Able to understand, but not speak, one language the summoner knows at the Native fluency. Size: Medium 5 ft. 5 ft. Space Reach To-Hit +0 Man Off -12 AC 0 Man Def 0 Standard Attack (Melee): 1x Slam +0 (0/x2) as bludgeoning (physical, common) Full Attack (Melee): 3x Slam +0 (0/x2) as bludgeoning (physical, common) Standard Attack (Ranged): none Full Attack (Ranged): none Special Abilities Obedient (Ex) Always On A Summoned Monster always looks to its summoner for direction. As a result of this obedience, a summoned monster only has one standard action per round, but, its summoner may always 'gift' it one of either a Standard, Move, or Swift action, at the expense of giving up their own Standard, Move, or Swift action (respectively) in return. A Summoned Monster may trade down its own Standard action for a Move action or a Swift action as normal, and indeed, this is how a Summoned Monster usually takes move actions. A Summoned Monster may take a 5-Foot Step in any round in which it does not use a Move Action to move. A Summoned Monster has no sense of self preservation, existing only to help their summoner. As a result, they will take actions that are harmful to them, such as triggering traps, moving to provoke attacks of opportunity, or leaping into bottomless pits of doom, without hesitation. Summoned Strike (Ex) Standard Action Once per round as a standard action, a Summoned Monster may perform a Summoned Strike. This is a melee attack which never provokes attacks of opportunity. (The exact details and special effects of the attack are left to the player and referee to work out, but it should be a thematic 'fit' with the creature's appearance.) Summoned Strike cannot be used as a ranged attack, unless the summoner has some means of altering the power to do so. Summoned Strike affects a single enemy creature, hits automatically, and inflicts 0 points of bludgeoning (physical, common) damage per attack. Affected creatures are allowed to make a Fort save against a DC of 0 to take half damage. Summoned Monster (CR ) A Summoned Monster is an ally creature created, or summoned, or coerced, into existence when a Summon Monster spell (and all related summoning abilities) are used. A Summoned Monster can have nearly any appearance, as the summoning creature (player) is allowed to define what their preferred ally looks like, how it acts, and how it comports itself. Some summoned monsters may look like swarms of insects, forest creatures, or even trees and bushes. Others look like noble stags, moose, or other sylvan creatures. Yet others look like fanciful silver-frosted great wolves, or ghostly tigers, red-eyed bulls, or terrifying eagles of ice. Summoned monsters can look like mundane monsters, such as standard-seeming orcs, obedient goblins, or helpful ogres. Yet others look like glowing outlines of celestial beings, inky blots of smoky darkness, gold-plated statues, animated chairs, masses of tentacles, rolling wheels full of eyes, scarecrows, or any of a thousand other forms. In general, the player and the referee should decide together on the summoned creature's appearance. If the player wants to have a 'signature' creature that they always summon, that is perfectly allowed, or they can allow the GM to assign the appearance of the summoned monster every time it shows up. In all cases, no matter the appearance, a summoned monster ALWAYS has ONLY the powers and abilities ascribed to it by the write-up below. Summoning a Roc does not mean the creature is vast and able to fly, unless the summoner has some way of giving the creature those characteristics. Mechanically, every summoned monster has access to the same attacks and abilities. Without using feats or other modifiers, all summoned monsters of a given CR, no matter their appearance, have the same combat efficacy. Combat Tactics Summoned Monsters always act as faithful allies of their Summoner, and if not actively directed, will always work for the best interests of their Summoner, based upon their (possibly limited) information about what their Summoner needs. They will typically move into combat fearlessly, provoking attacks of opportunity and working to set up flanks, or block attackers from moving freely. As a free action, their summoner may direct them in what they should do. If they cannot reach melee in a single move, they will usually charge the nearest foe, or convert their standard action to a move action to move in (if they cannot perform a charge) to interpose themselves between their summoner and danger. Out of Combat Summoned Monsters typically do not exist outside of combat, but if abilities are used to make them do so, they are friendly, helpful, but essentially mute. Even if they do possess useful knowledge or information, they typically cannot speak so they are unable to impart it. They only exist to aid their summoner in battle. Rewards This creature does not award any experience points (XP) or treasure when defeated.
Thoraxian Thrasher		26		Vermin (Thorciasid)
Vengeance Spectre		26		Undead, Incorporeal
Vicious Varmint Swarm		26		Aberration, Disease, Vermin
Voltaic Behir		26		Magical Beast
Xeph Cutthroat		26		Outsider

CR 27

Creature Name	CR	Role	Type
CR 27 Blueprint Lore	CR 27 Blueprint	CR 27 Blueprint	CR 27 Blueprint
Arctic Mammoth		27		Animal, Monstrosity
Assailant Spider		27		Vermin
Atramentous Gloom		27		Humanoid
Auroral Locatha		27		Outsider
Azruulian Fiend		27		Aberration
Bahairim Flesh Apostle		27	Legend	Aberration, Construct, Devil, Prodigy
Bludgeon-Tailed Thunder Lizard		27	Legend	Magical Beast, Monstrosity, Dinosaur
Bodak		27		Undead
Bunjow		27		Aberration
Carrion Varmint		27		Aberration, Disease, Vermin
Cerberus Sentinel		27	Legend	Magical Beast, Monstrosity
Death-Shadow		27	Legend	Magical Beast, Monstrosity, Great Cat
Doppelganger Athanais		27		Protean
Drider Enormity		27	Heavy	Aberration
Everlasting Gargoyle		27		Monstrous Humanoid
Faerie Ring		27		Plant
Fetlocked Buffalo		27	Heavy	Animal
Fire Titan		27	Heavy	Monstrous Humanoid, Giant
Fomaorian Giant		27		Monstrous Humanoid
Gibbering Orb		27		Aberration
Gigantic Tyrannosaurus		27	Heavy	Animal
Goliath Rhinoceros		27	Legend	Animal, Monstrosity
Greater Prismatic Dragon		27	Threat	Dragon, Outsider
Helleskrieg Separator		27		Outsider, Aberration
Muntroc		27		Aberration
Obsidian Dragloth		27		Aberration, Dragon
Prodigious Snapping Turtle		27	Legend	Animal, Monstrosity
Pyramid Xorn		27		Outsider
Raving Allip		27		Outsider
Savage Force Dragon		27	Threat	Dragon, Outsider
Scarabic Lamia		27		Aberration
Scorian Magmin		27		Outsider
Shambling Mound Genesis Germ		27	Threat	Plant
Skeleton Desecrator		27		Undead
Skiver Wasp Swarm		27		Swarm, Vermin
Sloppy Otyugh		27	Heavy	Aberration
Somber Crool Rake		27		Humanoid
Soul-Stinger Scorpion		27		Vermin
Soul-Tyrant Emperor		27	Villain	Undead, Mummy
Steel Furnace Golem		27	Heavy	Construct
Storm Giant Stormcaller		27		Monstrous Humanoid
Summoned Monster CR 27 Lore	Summoned Monster  (CR ) Alignment: As Caster – Size: Medium – Type: Outsider Perception: -1 -11 Passive Active Creature Health 0 0 0 Hit Points Bloodied Hit Dice Saving Throws Fort: 0 Refl: -5 Will: -5 Senses: Standard Senses additional senses per summon spell Movement Types: Walk 30 ft. additional move types per summon spell Skills: All skills: +-11 Feats: none Languages: Able to understand, but not speak, one language the summoner knows at the Native fluency. Size: Medium 5 ft. 5 ft. Space Reach To-Hit +0 Man Off -12 AC 0 Man Def 0 Standard Attack (Melee): 1x Slam +0 (0/x2) as bludgeoning (physical, common) Full Attack (Melee): 3x Slam +0 (0/x2) as bludgeoning (physical, common) Standard Attack (Ranged): none Full Attack (Ranged): none Special Abilities Obedient (Ex) Always On A Summoned Monster always looks to its summoner for direction. As a result of this obedience, a summoned monster only has one standard action per round, but, its summoner may always 'gift' it one of either a Standard, Move, or Swift action, at the expense of giving up their own Standard, Move, or Swift action (respectively) in return. A Summoned Monster may trade down its own Standard action for a Move action or a Swift action as normal, and indeed, this is how a Summoned Monster usually takes move actions. A Summoned Monster may take a 5-Foot Step in any round in which it does not use a Move Action to move. A Summoned Monster has no sense of self preservation, existing only to help their summoner. As a result, they will take actions that are harmful to them, such as triggering traps, moving to provoke attacks of opportunity, or leaping into bottomless pits of doom, without hesitation. Summoned Strike (Ex) Standard Action Once per round as a standard action, a Summoned Monster may perform a Summoned Strike. This is a melee attack which never provokes attacks of opportunity. (The exact details and special effects of the attack are left to the player and referee to work out, but it should be a thematic 'fit' with the creature's appearance.) Summoned Strike cannot be used as a ranged attack, unless the summoner has some means of altering the power to do so. Summoned Strike affects a single enemy creature, hits automatically, and inflicts 0 points of bludgeoning (physical, common) damage per attack. Affected creatures are allowed to make a Fort save against a DC of 0 to take half damage. Summoned Monster (CR ) A Summoned Monster is an ally creature created, or summoned, or coerced, into existence when a Summon Monster spell (and all related summoning abilities) are used. A Summoned Monster can have nearly any appearance, as the summoning creature (player) is allowed to define what their preferred ally looks like, how it acts, and how it comports itself. Some summoned monsters may look like swarms of insects, forest creatures, or even trees and bushes. Others look like noble stags, moose, or other sylvan creatures. Yet others look like fanciful silver-frosted great wolves, or ghostly tigers, red-eyed bulls, or terrifying eagles of ice. Summoned monsters can look like mundane monsters, such as standard-seeming orcs, obedient goblins, or helpful ogres. Yet others look like glowing outlines of celestial beings, inky blots of smoky darkness, gold-plated statues, animated chairs, masses of tentacles, rolling wheels full of eyes, scarecrows, or any of a thousand other forms. In general, the player and the referee should decide together on the summoned creature's appearance. If the player wants to have a 'signature' creature that they always summon, that is perfectly allowed, or they can allow the GM to assign the appearance of the summoned monster every time it shows up. In all cases, no matter the appearance, a summoned monster ALWAYS has ONLY the powers and abilities ascribed to it by the write-up below. Summoning a Roc does not mean the creature is vast and able to fly, unless the summoner has some way of giving the creature those characteristics. Mechanically, every summoned monster has access to the same attacks and abilities. Without using feats or other modifiers, all summoned monsters of a given CR, no matter their appearance, have the same combat efficacy. Combat Tactics Summoned Monsters always act as faithful allies of their Summoner, and if not actively directed, will always work for the best interests of their Summoner, based upon their (possibly limited) information about what their Summoner needs. They will typically move into combat fearlessly, provoking attacks of opportunity and working to set up flanks, or block attackers from moving freely. As a free action, their summoner may direct them in what they should do. If they cannot reach melee in a single move, they will usually charge the nearest foe, or convert their standard action to a move action to move in (if they cannot perform a charge) to interpose themselves between their summoner and danger. Out of Combat Summoned Monsters typically do not exist outside of combat, but if abilities are used to make them do so, they are friendly, helpful, but essentially mute. Even if they do possess useful knowledge or information, they typically cannot speak so they are unable to impart it. They only exist to aid their summoner in battle. Rewards This creature does not award any experience points (XP) or treasure when defeated.
Summoned Monster  (CR ) Alignment: As Caster – Size: Medium – Type: Outsider Perception: -1 -11 Passive Active Creature Health 0 0 0 Hit Points Bloodied Hit Dice Saving Throws Fort: 0 Refl: -5 Will: -5 Senses: Standard Senses additional senses per summon spell Movement Types: Walk 30 ft. additional move types per summon spell Skills: All skills: +-11 Feats: none Languages: Able to understand, but not speak, one language the summoner knows at the Native fluency. Size: Medium 5 ft. 5 ft. Space Reach To-Hit +0 Man Off -12 AC 0 Man Def 0 Standard Attack (Melee): 1x Slam +0 (0/x2) as bludgeoning (physical, common) Full Attack (Melee): 3x Slam +0 (0/x2) as bludgeoning (physical, common) Standard Attack (Ranged): none Full Attack (Ranged): none Special Abilities Obedient (Ex) Always On A Summoned Monster always looks to its summoner for direction. As a result of this obedience, a summoned monster only has one standard action per round, but, its summoner may always 'gift' it one of either a Standard, Move, or Swift action, at the expense of giving up their own Standard, Move, or Swift action (respectively) in return. A Summoned Monster may trade down its own Standard action for a Move action or a Swift action as normal, and indeed, this is how a Summoned Monster usually takes move actions. A Summoned Monster may take a 5-Foot Step in any round in which it does not use a Move Action to move. A Summoned Monster has no sense of self preservation, existing only to help their summoner. As a result, they will take actions that are harmful to them, such as triggering traps, moving to provoke attacks of opportunity, or leaping into bottomless pits of doom, without hesitation. Summoned Strike (Ex) Standard Action Once per round as a standard action, a Summoned Monster may perform a Summoned Strike. This is a melee attack which never provokes attacks of opportunity. (The exact details and special effects of the attack are left to the player and referee to work out, but it should be a thematic 'fit' with the creature's appearance.) Summoned Strike cannot be used as a ranged attack, unless the summoner has some means of altering the power to do so. Summoned Strike affects a single enemy creature, hits automatically, and inflicts 0 points of bludgeoning (physical, common) damage per attack. Affected creatures are allowed to make a Fort save against a DC of 0 to take half damage. Summoned Monster (CR ) A Summoned Monster is an ally creature created, or summoned, or coerced, into existence when a Summon Monster spell (and all related summoning abilities) are used. A Summoned Monster can have nearly any appearance, as the summoning creature (player) is allowed to define what their preferred ally looks like, how it acts, and how it comports itself. Some summoned monsters may look like swarms of insects, forest creatures, or even trees and bushes. Others look like noble stags, moose, or other sylvan creatures. Yet others look like fanciful silver-frosted great wolves, or ghostly tigers, red-eyed bulls, or terrifying eagles of ice. Summoned monsters can look like mundane monsters, such as standard-seeming orcs, obedient goblins, or helpful ogres. Yet others look like glowing outlines of celestial beings, inky blots of smoky darkness, gold-plated statues, animated chairs, masses of tentacles, rolling wheels full of eyes, scarecrows, or any of a thousand other forms. In general, the player and the referee should decide together on the summoned creature's appearance. If the player wants to have a 'signature' creature that they always summon, that is perfectly allowed, or they can allow the GM to assign the appearance of the summoned monster every time it shows up. In all cases, no matter the appearance, a summoned monster ALWAYS has ONLY the powers and abilities ascribed to it by the write-up below. Summoning a Roc does not mean the creature is vast and able to fly, unless the summoner has some way of giving the creature those characteristics. Mechanically, every summoned monster has access to the same attacks and abilities. Without using feats or other modifiers, all summoned monsters of a given CR, no matter their appearance, have the same combat efficacy. Combat Tactics Summoned Monsters always act as faithful allies of their Summoner, and if not actively directed, will always work for the best interests of their Summoner, based upon their (possibly limited) information about what their Summoner needs. They will typically move into combat fearlessly, provoking attacks of opportunity and working to set up flanks, or block attackers from moving freely. As a free action, their summoner may direct them in what they should do. If they cannot reach melee in a single move, they will usually charge the nearest foe, or convert their standard action to a move action to move in (if they cannot perform a charge) to interpose themselves between their summoner and danger. Out of Combat Summoned Monsters typically do not exist outside of combat, but if abilities are used to make them do so, they are friendly, helpful, but essentially mute. Even if they do possess useful knowledge or information, they typically cannot speak so they are unable to impart it. They only exist to aid their summoner in battle. Rewards This creature does not award any experience points (XP) or treasure when defeated.
Summoned Monster  (CR ) Alignment: As Caster – Size: Medium – Type: Outsider Perception: -1 -11 Passive Active Creature Health 0 0 0 Hit Points Bloodied Hit Dice Saving Throws Fort: 0 Refl: -5 Will: -5 Senses: Standard Senses additional senses per summon spell Movement Types: Walk 30 ft. additional move types per summon spell Skills: All skills: +-11 Feats: none Languages: Able to understand, but not speak, one language the summoner knows at the Native fluency. Size: Medium 5 ft. 5 ft. Space Reach To-Hit +0 Man Off -12 AC 0 Man Def 0 Standard Attack (Melee): 1x Slam +0 (0/x2) as bludgeoning (physical, common) Full Attack (Melee): 3x Slam +0 (0/x2) as bludgeoning (physical, common) Standard Attack (Ranged): none Full Attack (Ranged): none Special Abilities Obedient (Ex) Always On A Summoned Monster always looks to its summoner for direction. As a result of this obedience, a summoned monster only has one standard action per round, but, its summoner may always 'gift' it one of either a Standard, Move, or Swift action, at the expense of giving up their own Standard, Move, or Swift action (respectively) in return. A Summoned Monster may trade down its own Standard action for a Move action or a Swift action as normal, and indeed, this is how a Summoned Monster usually takes move actions. A Summoned Monster may take a 5-Foot Step in any round in which it does not use a Move Action to move. A Summoned Monster has no sense of self preservation, existing only to help their summoner. As a result, they will take actions that are harmful to them, such as triggering traps, moving to provoke attacks of opportunity, or leaping into bottomless pits of doom, without hesitation. Summoned Strike (Ex) Standard Action Once per round as a standard action, a Summoned Monster may perform a Summoned Strike. This is a melee attack which never provokes attacks of opportunity. (The exact details and special effects of the attack are left to the player and referee to work out, but it should be a thematic 'fit' with the creature's appearance.) Summoned Strike cannot be used as a ranged attack, unless the summoner has some means of altering the power to do so. Summoned Strike affects a single enemy creature, hits automatically, and inflicts 0 points of bludgeoning (physical, common) damage per attack. Affected creatures are allowed to make a Fort save against a DC of 0 to take half damage. Summoned Monster (CR ) A Summoned Monster is an ally creature created, or summoned, or coerced, into existence when a Summon Monster spell (and all related summoning abilities) are used. A Summoned Monster can have nearly any appearance, as the summoning creature (player) is allowed to define what their preferred ally looks like, how it acts, and how it comports itself. Some summoned monsters may look like swarms of insects, forest creatures, or even trees and bushes. Others look like noble stags, moose, or other sylvan creatures. Yet others look like fanciful silver-frosted great wolves, or ghostly tigers, red-eyed bulls, or terrifying eagles of ice. Summoned monsters can look like mundane monsters, such as standard-seeming orcs, obedient goblins, or helpful ogres. Yet others look like glowing outlines of celestial beings, inky blots of smoky darkness, gold-plated statues, animated chairs, masses of tentacles, rolling wheels full of eyes, scarecrows, or any of a thousand other forms. In general, the player and the referee should decide together on the summoned creature's appearance. If the player wants to have a 'signature' creature that they always summon, that is perfectly allowed, or they can allow the GM to assign the appearance of the summoned monster every time it shows up. In all cases, no matter the appearance, a summoned monster ALWAYS has ONLY the powers and abilities ascribed to it by the write-up below. Summoning a Roc does not mean the creature is vast and able to fly, unless the summoner has some way of giving the creature those characteristics. Mechanically, every summoned monster has access to the same attacks and abilities. Without using feats or other modifiers, all summoned monsters of a given CR, no matter their appearance, have the same combat efficacy. Combat Tactics Summoned Monsters always act as faithful allies of their Summoner, and if not actively directed, will always work for the best interests of their Summoner, based upon their (possibly limited) information about what their Summoner needs. They will typically move into combat fearlessly, provoking attacks of opportunity and working to set up flanks, or block attackers from moving freely. As a free action, their summoner may direct them in what they should do. If they cannot reach melee in a single move, they will usually charge the nearest foe, or convert their standard action to a move action to move in (if they cannot perform a charge) to interpose themselves between their summoner and danger. Out of Combat Summoned Monsters typically do not exist outside of combat, but if abilities are used to make them do so, they are friendly, helpful, but essentially mute. Even if they do possess useful knowledge or information, they typically cannot speak so they are unable to impart it. They only exist to aid their summoner in battle. Rewards This creature does not award any experience points (XP) or treasure when defeated.
Superior Flockling		27		Outsider, Helleskrieg, Aberration
Terpsichorean Nymph		27		Fey
Vacuous Chaos Beast		27	Tank	Outsider
Vermiurge Vessal		27	Heavy	Construct, Prodigy
Virulent Zombie Parts		27	Minion	Undead
Vitreolic Viscous Slime		27		Ooze
Volcano Worm		27	Heavy	Magical Beast
Worn Anaxim		27		Construct, Prodigy, Outsider
Wretched Zombie		27		Undead
Xeph Corsair		27		Outsider

CR 28

Creature Name	CR	Role	Type
CR 28 Blueprint Lore	CR 28 Blueprint	CR 28 Blueprint	CR 28 Blueprint
Aboleth Prophesier		28		Aberration
Brimstone Hellhound		28		Outsider
Cacophony Wasp		28		Vermin
Chichimec Simurgh		28		Outsider, Air
Clay Golem Ziggurat		28	Heavy	Construct
Colossal Animated Object		28		Construct
Death Giant Quieter		28		Monstrous Humanoid
Doleful Le Shay		28		Fey
Doom Wight		28		Undead
Doppelganger Meliton		28		Protean
Dreamtree Scion		28	Heavy	Plant
Drow Deceiver		28		Fey
Duergar Overseer		28		Humanoid
Efreet Karadjin		28		Outsider
Fomaorian Slaver		28		Monstrous Humanoid, Giant
Forlorn Ghost		28		Undead, Incorporeal
Gilded Couatl		28		Outsider, Native
Greater Frost Worm		28		Magical Beast
Helleskrieg Manipulator		28		Outsider, Aberration
Invincible Air Elemental		28		Outsider
Invincible Earth Elemental		28		Outsider
Invincible Fire Elemental		28		Outsider
Invincible Water Elemental		28		Outsider
Karkaradon Hammerhead		28	Legend	Magical Beast, Monstrosity
Last Stand Treant		28		Plant
Long-Faced Bear		28	Legend	Magical Beast, Monstrosity
Mecrin		28		Aberration
Morai Witch		28		Monstrous Humanoid, Fey
Naga Abomination		28	Heavy	Aberration
Neh-Thalggu		28		Aberration
Nightshade Shadow		28		Undead, Incorporeal
Nihilian Unmaker		28		Aberration
Ordinate Arch-Fiend		28	Leader	Outsider, Devil
Ordinial Exalted		28		Aberration
Phane Annalist		28		Outsider
Primal Stag		28	Legend	Animal, Fey
Queenly Medusa		28		Monstrous Humanoid
Quill Hound		28		Aberration
Rakshasa Hajji		28		Outsider, Native
Remorhaz, Fervent		28		Magical Beast
Rot Fly Penetrator		28		Vermin
Salt-Maw Crocodilian		28	Legend	Magical Beast, Monstrosity
Screaming Destrachan		28		Magical Beast
Somber Crool Nihilist		28	Tank	Humanoid
Splattering Varmint Swarm		28		Aberration, Disease, Vermin
Storm Giant Khan		28		Monstrous Humanoid
Summoned Monster CR 28 Lore	Summoned Monster  (CR ) Alignment: As Caster – Size: Medium – Type: Outsider Perception: -1 -11 Passive Active Creature Health 0 0 0 Hit Points Bloodied Hit Dice Saving Throws Fort: 0 Refl: -5 Will: -5 Senses: Standard Senses additional senses per summon spell Movement Types: Walk 30 ft. additional move types per summon spell Skills: All skills: +-11 Feats: none Languages: Able to understand, but not speak, one language the summoner knows at the Native fluency. Size: Medium 5 ft. 5 ft. Space Reach To-Hit +0 Man Off -12 AC 0 Man Def 0 Standard Attack (Melee): 1x Slam +0 (0/x2) as bludgeoning (physical, common) Full Attack (Melee): 3x Slam +0 (0/x2) as bludgeoning (physical, common) Standard Attack (Ranged): none Full Attack (Ranged): none Special Abilities Obedient (Ex) Always On A Summoned Monster always looks to its summoner for direction. As a result of this obedience, a summoned monster only has one standard action per round, but, its summoner may always 'gift' it one of either a Standard, Move, or Swift action, at the expense of giving up their own Standard, Move, or Swift action (respectively) in return. A Summoned Monster may trade down its own Standard action for a Move action or a Swift action as normal, and indeed, this is how a Summoned Monster usually takes move actions. A Summoned Monster may take a 5-Foot Step in any round in which it does not use a Move Action to move. A Summoned Monster has no sense of self preservation, existing only to help their summoner. As a result, they will take actions that are harmful to them, such as triggering traps, moving to provoke attacks of opportunity, or leaping into bottomless pits of doom, without hesitation. Summoned Strike (Ex) Standard Action Once per round as a standard action, a Summoned Monster may perform a Summoned Strike. This is a melee attack which never provokes attacks of opportunity. (The exact details and special effects of the attack are left to the player and referee to work out, but it should be a thematic 'fit' with the creature's appearance.) Summoned Strike cannot be used as a ranged attack, unless the summoner has some means of altering the power to do so. Summoned Strike affects a single enemy creature, hits automatically, and inflicts 0 points of bludgeoning (physical, common) damage per attack. Affected creatures are allowed to make a Fort save against a DC of 0 to take half damage. Summoned Monster (CR ) A Summoned Monster is an ally creature created, or summoned, or coerced, into existence when a Summon Monster spell (and all related summoning abilities) are used. A Summoned Monster can have nearly any appearance, as the summoning creature (player) is allowed to define what their preferred ally looks like, how it acts, and how it comports itself. Some summoned monsters may look like swarms of insects, forest creatures, or even trees and bushes. Others look like noble stags, moose, or other sylvan creatures. Yet others look like fanciful silver-frosted great wolves, or ghostly tigers, red-eyed bulls, or terrifying eagles of ice. Summoned monsters can look like mundane monsters, such as standard-seeming orcs, obedient goblins, or helpful ogres. Yet others look like glowing outlines of celestial beings, inky blots of smoky darkness, gold-plated statues, animated chairs, masses of tentacles, rolling wheels full of eyes, scarecrows, or any of a thousand other forms. In general, the player and the referee should decide together on the summoned creature's appearance. If the player wants to have a 'signature' creature that they always summon, that is perfectly allowed, or they can allow the GM to assign the appearance of the summoned monster every time it shows up. In all cases, no matter the appearance, a summoned monster ALWAYS has ONLY the powers and abilities ascribed to it by the write-up below. Summoning a Roc does not mean the creature is vast and able to fly, unless the summoner has some way of giving the creature those characteristics. Mechanically, every summoned monster has access to the same attacks and abilities. Without using feats or other modifiers, all summoned monsters of a given CR, no matter their appearance, have the same combat efficacy. Combat Tactics Summoned Monsters always act as faithful allies of their Summoner, and if not actively directed, will always work for the best interests of their Summoner, based upon their (possibly limited) information about what their Summoner needs. They will typically move into combat fearlessly, provoking attacks of opportunity and working to set up flanks, or block attackers from moving freely. As a free action, their summoner may direct them in what they should do. If they cannot reach melee in a single move, they will usually charge the nearest foe, or convert their standard action to a move action to move in (if they cannot perform a charge) to interpose themselves between their summoner and danger. Out of Combat Summoned Monsters typically do not exist outside of combat, but if abilities are used to make them do so, they are friendly, helpful, but essentially mute. Even if they do possess useful knowledge or information, they typically cannot speak so they are unable to impart it. They only exist to aid their summoner in battle. Rewards This creature does not award any experience points (XP) or treasure when defeated.
Summoned Monster  (CR ) Alignment: As Caster – Size: Medium – Type: Outsider Perception: -1 -11 Passive Active Creature Health 0 0 0 Hit Points Bloodied Hit Dice Saving Throws Fort: 0 Refl: -5 Will: -5 Senses: Standard Senses additional senses per summon spell Movement Types: Walk 30 ft. additional move types per summon spell Skills: All skills: +-11 Feats: none Languages: Able to understand, but not speak, one language the summoner knows at the Native fluency. Size: Medium 5 ft. 5 ft. Space Reach To-Hit +0 Man Off -12 AC 0 Man Def 0 Standard Attack (Melee): 1x Slam +0 (0/x2) as bludgeoning (physical, common) Full Attack (Melee): 3x Slam +0 (0/x2) as bludgeoning (physical, common) Standard Attack (Ranged): none Full Attack (Ranged): none Special Abilities Obedient (Ex) Always On A Summoned Monster always looks to its summoner for direction. As a result of this obedience, a summoned monster only has one standard action per round, but, its summoner may always 'gift' it one of either a Standard, Move, or Swift action, at the expense of giving up their own Standard, Move, or Swift action (respectively) in return. A Summoned Monster may trade down its own Standard action for a Move action or a Swift action as normal, and indeed, this is how a Summoned Monster usually takes move actions. A Summoned Monster may take a 5-Foot Step in any round in which it does not use a Move Action to move. A Summoned Monster has no sense of self preservation, existing only to help their summoner. As a result, they will take actions that are harmful to them, such as triggering traps, moving to provoke attacks of opportunity, or leaping into bottomless pits of doom, without hesitation. Summoned Strike (Ex) Standard Action Once per round as a standard action, a Summoned Monster may perform a Summoned Strike. This is a melee attack which never provokes attacks of opportunity. (The exact details and special effects of the attack are left to the player and referee to work out, but it should be a thematic 'fit' with the creature's appearance.) Summoned Strike cannot be used as a ranged attack, unless the summoner has some means of altering the power to do so. Summoned Strike affects a single enemy creature, hits automatically, and inflicts 0 points of bludgeoning (physical, common) damage per attack. Affected creatures are allowed to make a Fort save against a DC of 0 to take half damage. Summoned Monster (CR ) A Summoned Monster is an ally creature created, or summoned, or coerced, into existence when a Summon Monster spell (and all related summoning abilities) are used. A Summoned Monster can have nearly any appearance, as the summoning creature (player) is allowed to define what their preferred ally looks like, how it acts, and how it comports itself. Some summoned monsters may look like swarms of insects, forest creatures, or even trees and bushes. Others look like noble stags, moose, or other sylvan creatures. Yet others look like fanciful silver-frosted great wolves, or ghostly tigers, red-eyed bulls, or terrifying eagles of ice. Summoned monsters can look like mundane monsters, such as standard-seeming orcs, obedient goblins, or helpful ogres. Yet others look like glowing outlines of celestial beings, inky blots of smoky darkness, gold-plated statues, animated chairs, masses of tentacles, rolling wheels full of eyes, scarecrows, or any of a thousand other forms. In general, the player and the referee should decide together on the summoned creature's appearance. If the player wants to have a 'signature' creature that they always summon, that is perfectly allowed, or they can allow the GM to assign the appearance of the summoned monster every time it shows up. In all cases, no matter the appearance, a summoned monster ALWAYS has ONLY the powers and abilities ascribed to it by the write-up below. Summoning a Roc does not mean the creature is vast and able to fly, unless the summoner has some way of giving the creature those characteristics. Mechanically, every summoned monster has access to the same attacks and abilities. Without using feats or other modifiers, all summoned monsters of a given CR, no matter their appearance, have the same combat efficacy. Combat Tactics Summoned Monsters always act as faithful allies of their Summoner, and if not actively directed, will always work for the best interests of their Summoner, based upon their (possibly limited) information about what their Summoner needs. They will typically move into combat fearlessly, provoking attacks of opportunity and working to set up flanks, or block attackers from moving freely. As a free action, their summoner may direct them in what they should do. If they cannot reach melee in a single move, they will usually charge the nearest foe, or convert their standard action to a move action to move in (if they cannot perform a charge) to interpose themselves between their summoner and danger. Out of Combat Summoned Monsters typically do not exist outside of combat, but if abilities are used to make them do so, they are friendly, helpful, but essentially mute. Even if they do possess useful knowledge or information, they typically cannot speak so they are unable to impart it. They only exist to aid their summoner in battle. Rewards This creature does not award any experience points (XP) or treasure when defeated.
Summoned Monster  (CR ) Alignment: As Caster – Size: Medium – Type: Outsider Perception: -1 -11 Passive Active Creature Health 0 0 0 Hit Points Bloodied Hit Dice Saving Throws Fort: 0 Refl: -5 Will: -5 Senses: Standard Senses additional senses per summon spell Movement Types: Walk 30 ft. additional move types per summon spell Skills: All skills: +-11 Feats: none Languages: Able to understand, but not speak, one language the summoner knows at the Native fluency. Size: Medium 5 ft. 5 ft. Space Reach To-Hit +0 Man Off -12 AC 0 Man Def 0 Standard Attack (Melee): 1x Slam +0 (0/x2) as bludgeoning (physical, common) Full Attack (Melee): 3x Slam +0 (0/x2) as bludgeoning (physical, common) Standard Attack (Ranged): none Full Attack (Ranged): none Special Abilities Obedient (Ex) Always On A Summoned Monster always looks to its summoner for direction. As a result of this obedience, a summoned monster only has one standard action per round, but, its summoner may always 'gift' it one of either a Standard, Move, or Swift action, at the expense of giving up their own Standard, Move, or Swift action (respectively) in return. A Summoned Monster may trade down its own Standard action for a Move action or a Swift action as normal, and indeed, this is how a Summoned Monster usually takes move actions. A Summoned Monster may take a 5-Foot Step in any round in which it does not use a Move Action to move. A Summoned Monster has no sense of self preservation, existing only to help their summoner. As a result, they will take actions that are harmful to them, such as triggering traps, moving to provoke attacks of opportunity, or leaping into bottomless pits of doom, without hesitation. Summoned Strike (Ex) Standard Action Once per round as a standard action, a Summoned Monster may perform a Summoned Strike. This is a melee attack which never provokes attacks of opportunity. (The exact details and special effects of the attack are left to the player and referee to work out, but it should be a thematic 'fit' with the creature's appearance.) Summoned Strike cannot be used as a ranged attack, unless the summoner has some means of altering the power to do so. Summoned Strike affects a single enemy creature, hits automatically, and inflicts 0 points of bludgeoning (physical, common) damage per attack. Affected creatures are allowed to make a Fort save against a DC of 0 to take half damage. Summoned Monster (CR ) A Summoned Monster is an ally creature created, or summoned, or coerced, into existence when a Summon Monster spell (and all related summoning abilities) are used. A Summoned Monster can have nearly any appearance, as the summoning creature (player) is allowed to define what their preferred ally looks like, how it acts, and how it comports itself. Some summoned monsters may look like swarms of insects, forest creatures, or even trees and bushes. Others look like noble stags, moose, or other sylvan creatures. Yet others look like fanciful silver-frosted great wolves, or ghostly tigers, red-eyed bulls, or terrifying eagles of ice. Summoned monsters can look like mundane monsters, such as standard-seeming orcs, obedient goblins, or helpful ogres. Yet others look like glowing outlines of celestial beings, inky blots of smoky darkness, gold-plated statues, animated chairs, masses of tentacles, rolling wheels full of eyes, scarecrows, or any of a thousand other forms. In general, the player and the referee should decide together on the summoned creature's appearance. If the player wants to have a 'signature' creature that they always summon, that is perfectly allowed, or they can allow the GM to assign the appearance of the summoned monster every time it shows up. In all cases, no matter the appearance, a summoned monster ALWAYS has ONLY the powers and abilities ascribed to it by the write-up below. Summoning a Roc does not mean the creature is vast and able to fly, unless the summoner has some way of giving the creature those characteristics. Mechanically, every summoned monster has access to the same attacks and abilities. Without using feats or other modifiers, all summoned monsters of a given CR, no matter their appearance, have the same combat efficacy. Combat Tactics Summoned Monsters always act as faithful allies of their Summoner, and if not actively directed, will always work for the best interests of their Summoner, based upon their (possibly limited) information about what their Summoner needs. They will typically move into combat fearlessly, provoking attacks of opportunity and working to set up flanks, or block attackers from moving freely. As a free action, their summoner may direct them in what they should do. If they cannot reach melee in a single move, they will usually charge the nearest foe, or convert their standard action to a move action to move in (if they cannot perform a charge) to interpose themselves between their summoner and danger. Out of Combat Summoned Monsters typically do not exist outside of combat, but if abilities are used to make them do so, they are friendly, helpful, but essentially mute. Even if they do possess useful knowledge or information, they typically cannot speak so they are unable to impart it. They only exist to aid their summoner in battle. Rewards This creature does not award any experience points (XP) or treasure when defeated.
Superior Separator		28		Outsider, Helleskrieg, Aberration
Tearing Devilsaur		28	Legend	Magical Beast,Monstrosity, Dinosaur
Thoraxian Flayer		28		Vermin, (Thorciasid)
True Flockling		28		Outsider, Helleskrieg, Aberration
Vampire Thrall Faithful		28	Heavy	Humanoid
Vorpal Boar Herd		28		Magical Beast, Monstrosity, Boar, Troop
Worm-That-Walks Powermonger		28	Killer	Construct, Prodigy
Xeph Navigator		28		Outsider

CR 29

Creature Name	CR	Role	Type
CR 29 Blueprint Lore	CR 29 Blueprint	CR 29 Blueprint	CR 29 Blueprint
Abyssal Kraken		29	Threat	Magical Beast, Demon
Angered Zombie Parts		29	Minion	Undead
Ataxian Usurper		29	Villain	Undead, Mummy
Bellicose Apocalypse Slime		29		Ooze
Blight Scorpion		29		Vermin
Bloodweb Spider		29		Vermin
Caliginous Gloom		29		Humanoid
Celestial Hydra		29	Shooter	Magical Beast
Cloud Titan		29	Heavy	Monstrous Humanoid, Giant
Death Giant Peacegiver		29		Monstrous Humanoid
Deep Delver		29		Aberration
Demi-Lich		29	Tank	Undead
Doppelganger Hagunemnon		29	Killer	Protean
Drider Exemplar		29	Heavy	Aberration
Drow Malignant		29		Fey
Energetic Behir		29		Magical Beast
Enraged Spectre		29		Undead, Ghost, Incorporeal
Eratonean Nymph		29		Fey
Ettercap Stalker		29		Aberration
Fearsome Prismatic Dragon		29	Threat	Dragon, Outsider
Fickle Chaos Beast		29	Tank	Outsider
Fomaorian Skindancer		29		Monstrous Humanoid, Giant
Giant Primal Wolverine		29	Heavy	Animal, Monstrosity
Glacial Xixecal		29	Threat	Outsider
Glossy Astral Construct		29		Construct, Prodigy, Outsider
Great Snowy Roc		29		Magical Beast, Monstrosity
Heavy Goliath Horse		29		Animal, Monstrosity
Helleskrieg Superior Manipulator		29		Outsider, Aberration
Helleskrieg Taiga		29		Outsider, Aberration
Helleskrieg True Separator		29		Outsider, Aberration
Lumbering Zombie		29		Undead
Majestic Flockling		29		Outsider, Helleskrieg, Aberration
Manaical Maenad		29		Humanoid
Mithril Hearth Golem		29	Heavy	Construct
Perpetual Gargoyle		29		Monstrous Humanoid
Phlox Worm		29		Magical Beast, Vermin
Prodigious Tearing Turtle		29	Legend	Animal, Monstrosity
Pyndrig		29		Aberration
Slimy Varmint		29		Aberration, Disease, Vermin
Smolderash Magmin		29		Outsider
Somber Crool Looter		29	Sneak	Humanoid
Summoned Monster CR 29 Lore	Summoned Monster  (CR ) Alignment: As Caster – Size: Medium – Type: Outsider Perception: -1 -11 Passive Active Creature Health 0 0 0 Hit Points Bloodied Hit Dice Saving Throws Fort: 0 Refl: -5 Will: -5 Senses: Standard Senses additional senses per summon spell Movement Types: Walk 30 ft. additional move types per summon spell Skills: All skills: +-11 Feats: none Languages: Able to understand, but not speak, one language the summoner knows at the Native fluency. Size: Medium 5 ft. 5 ft. Space Reach To-Hit +0 Man Off -12 AC 0 Man Def 0 Standard Attack (Melee): 1x Slam +0 (0/x2) as bludgeoning (physical, common) Full Attack (Melee): 3x Slam +0 (0/x2) as bludgeoning (physical, common) Standard Attack (Ranged): none Full Attack (Ranged): none Special Abilities Obedient (Ex) Always On A Summoned Monster always looks to its summoner for direction. As a result of this obedience, a summoned monster only has one standard action per round, but, its summoner may always 'gift' it one of either a Standard, Move, or Swift action, at the expense of giving up their own Standard, Move, or Swift action (respectively) in return. A Summoned Monster may trade down its own Standard action for a Move action or a Swift action as normal, and indeed, this is how a Summoned Monster usually takes move actions. A Summoned Monster may take a 5-Foot Step in any round in which it does not use a Move Action to move. A Summoned Monster has no sense of self preservation, existing only to help their summoner. As a result, they will take actions that are harmful to them, such as triggering traps, moving to provoke attacks of opportunity, or leaping into bottomless pits of doom, without hesitation. Summoned Strike (Ex) Standard Action Once per round as a standard action, a Summoned Monster may perform a Summoned Strike. This is a melee attack which never provokes attacks of opportunity. (The exact details and special effects of the attack are left to the player and referee to work out, but it should be a thematic 'fit' with the creature's appearance.) Summoned Strike cannot be used as a ranged attack, unless the summoner has some means of altering the power to do so. Summoned Strike affects a single enemy creature, hits automatically, and inflicts 0 points of bludgeoning (physical, common) damage per attack. Affected creatures are allowed to make a Fort save against a DC of 0 to take half damage. Summoned Monster (CR ) A Summoned Monster is an ally creature created, or summoned, or coerced, into existence when a Summon Monster spell (and all related summoning abilities) are used. A Summoned Monster can have nearly any appearance, as the summoning creature (player) is allowed to define what their preferred ally looks like, how it acts, and how it comports itself. Some summoned monsters may look like swarms of insects, forest creatures, or even trees and bushes. Others look like noble stags, moose, or other sylvan creatures. Yet others look like fanciful silver-frosted great wolves, or ghostly tigers, red-eyed bulls, or terrifying eagles of ice. Summoned monsters can look like mundane monsters, such as standard-seeming orcs, obedient goblins, or helpful ogres. Yet others look like glowing outlines of celestial beings, inky blots of smoky darkness, gold-plated statues, animated chairs, masses of tentacles, rolling wheels full of eyes, scarecrows, or any of a thousand other forms. In general, the player and the referee should decide together on the summoned creature's appearance. If the player wants to have a 'signature' creature that they always summon, that is perfectly allowed, or they can allow the GM to assign the appearance of the summoned monster every time it shows up. In all cases, no matter the appearance, a summoned monster ALWAYS has ONLY the powers and abilities ascribed to it by the write-up below. Summoning a Roc does not mean the creature is vast and able to fly, unless the summoner has some way of giving the creature those characteristics. Mechanically, every summoned monster has access to the same attacks and abilities. Without using feats or other modifiers, all summoned monsters of a given CR, no matter their appearance, have the same combat efficacy. Combat Tactics Summoned Monsters always act as faithful allies of their Summoner, and if not actively directed, will always work for the best interests of their Summoner, based upon their (possibly limited) information about what their Summoner needs. They will typically move into combat fearlessly, provoking attacks of opportunity and working to set up flanks, or block attackers from moving freely. As a free action, their summoner may direct them in what they should do. If they cannot reach melee in a single move, they will usually charge the nearest foe, or convert their standard action to a move action to move in (if they cannot perform a charge) to interpose themselves between their summoner and danger. Out of Combat Summoned Monsters typically do not exist outside of combat, but if abilities are used to make them do so, they are friendly, helpful, but essentially mute. Even if they do possess useful knowledge or information, they typically cannot speak so they are unable to impart it. They only exist to aid their summoner in battle. Rewards This creature does not award any experience points (XP) or treasure when defeated.
Summoned Monster  (CR ) Alignment: As Caster – Size: Medium – Type: Outsider Perception: -1 -11 Passive Active Creature Health 0 0 0 Hit Points Bloodied Hit Dice Saving Throws Fort: 0 Refl: -5 Will: -5 Senses: Standard Senses additional senses per summon spell Movement Types: Walk 30 ft. additional move types per summon spell Skills: All skills: +-11 Feats: none Languages: Able to understand, but not speak, one language the summoner knows at the Native fluency. Size: Medium 5 ft. 5 ft. Space Reach To-Hit +0 Man Off -12 AC 0 Man Def 0 Standard Attack (Melee): 1x Slam +0 (0/x2) as bludgeoning (physical, common) Full Attack (Melee): 3x Slam +0 (0/x2) as bludgeoning (physical, common) Standard Attack (Ranged): none Full Attack (Ranged): none Special Abilities Obedient (Ex) Always On A Summoned Monster always looks to its summoner for direction. As a result of this obedience, a summoned monster only has one standard action per round, but, its summoner may always 'gift' it one of either a Standard, Move, or Swift action, at the expense of giving up their own Standard, Move, or Swift action (respectively) in return. A Summoned Monster may trade down its own Standard action for a Move action or a Swift action as normal, and indeed, this is how a Summoned Monster usually takes move actions. A Summoned Monster may take a 5-Foot Step in any round in which it does not use a Move Action to move. A Summoned Monster has no sense of self preservation, existing only to help their summoner. As a result, they will take actions that are harmful to them, such as triggering traps, moving to provoke attacks of opportunity, or leaping into bottomless pits of doom, without hesitation. Summoned Strike (Ex) Standard Action Once per round as a standard action, a Summoned Monster may perform a Summoned Strike. This is a melee attack which never provokes attacks of opportunity. (The exact details and special effects of the attack are left to the player and referee to work out, but it should be a thematic 'fit' with the creature's appearance.) Summoned Strike cannot be used as a ranged attack, unless the summoner has some means of altering the power to do so. Summoned Strike affects a single enemy creature, hits automatically, and inflicts 0 points of bludgeoning (physical, common) damage per attack. Affected creatures are allowed to make a Fort save against a DC of 0 to take half damage. Summoned Monster (CR ) A Summoned Monster is an ally creature created, or summoned, or coerced, into existence when a Summon Monster spell (and all related summoning abilities) are used. A Summoned Monster can have nearly any appearance, as the summoning creature (player) is allowed to define what their preferred ally looks like, how it acts, and how it comports itself. Some summoned monsters may look like swarms of insects, forest creatures, or even trees and bushes. Others look like noble stags, moose, or other sylvan creatures. Yet others look like fanciful silver-frosted great wolves, or ghostly tigers, red-eyed bulls, or terrifying eagles of ice. Summoned monsters can look like mundane monsters, such as standard-seeming orcs, obedient goblins, or helpful ogres. Yet others look like glowing outlines of celestial beings, inky blots of smoky darkness, gold-plated statues, animated chairs, masses of tentacles, rolling wheels full of eyes, scarecrows, or any of a thousand other forms. In general, the player and the referee should decide together on the summoned creature's appearance. If the player wants to have a 'signature' creature that they always summon, that is perfectly allowed, or they can allow the GM to assign the appearance of the summoned monster every time it shows up. In all cases, no matter the appearance, a summoned monster ALWAYS has ONLY the powers and abilities ascribed to it by the write-up below. Summoning a Roc does not mean the creature is vast and able to fly, unless the summoner has some way of giving the creature those characteristics. Mechanically, every summoned monster has access to the same attacks and abilities. Without using feats or other modifiers, all summoned monsters of a given CR, no matter their appearance, have the same combat efficacy. Combat Tactics Summoned Monsters always act as faithful allies of their Summoner, and if not actively directed, will always work for the best interests of their Summoner, based upon their (possibly limited) information about what their Summoner needs. They will typically move into combat fearlessly, provoking attacks of opportunity and working to set up flanks, or block attackers from moving freely. As a free action, their summoner may direct them in what they should do. If they cannot reach melee in a single move, they will usually charge the nearest foe, or convert their standard action to a move action to move in (if they cannot perform a charge) to interpose themselves between their summoner and danger. Out of Combat Summoned Monsters typically do not exist outside of combat, but if abilities are used to make them do so, they are friendly, helpful, but essentially mute. Even if they do possess useful knowledge or information, they typically cannot speak so they are unable to impart it. They only exist to aid their summoner in battle. Rewards This creature does not award any experience points (XP) or treasure when defeated.
Summoned Monster  (CR ) Alignment: As Caster – Size: Medium – Type: Outsider Perception: -1 -11 Passive Active Creature Health 0 0 0 Hit Points Bloodied Hit Dice Saving Throws Fort: 0 Refl: -5 Will: -5 Senses: Standard Senses additional senses per summon spell Movement Types: Walk 30 ft. additional move types per summon spell Skills: All skills: +-11 Feats: none Languages: Able to understand, but not speak, one language the summoner knows at the Native fluency. Size: Medium 5 ft. 5 ft. Space Reach To-Hit +0 Man Off -12 AC 0 Man Def 0 Standard Attack (Melee): 1x Slam +0 (0/x2) as bludgeoning (physical, common) Full Attack (Melee): 3x Slam +0 (0/x2) as bludgeoning (physical, common) Standard Attack (Ranged): none Full Attack (Ranged): none Special Abilities Obedient (Ex) Always On A Summoned Monster always looks to its summoner for direction. As a result of this obedience, a summoned monster only has one standard action per round, but, its summoner may always 'gift' it one of either a Standard, Move, or Swift action, at the expense of giving up their own Standard, Move, or Swift action (respectively) in return. A Summoned Monster may trade down its own Standard action for a Move action or a Swift action as normal, and indeed, this is how a Summoned Monster usually takes move actions. A Summoned Monster may take a 5-Foot Step in any round in which it does not use a Move Action to move. A Summoned Monster has no sense of self preservation, existing only to help their summoner. As a result, they will take actions that are harmful to them, such as triggering traps, moving to provoke attacks of opportunity, or leaping into bottomless pits of doom, without hesitation. Summoned Strike (Ex) Standard Action Once per round as a standard action, a Summoned Monster may perform a Summoned Strike. This is a melee attack which never provokes attacks of opportunity. (The exact details and special effects of the attack are left to the player and referee to work out, but it should be a thematic 'fit' with the creature's appearance.) Summoned Strike cannot be used as a ranged attack, unless the summoner has some means of altering the power to do so. Summoned Strike affects a single enemy creature, hits automatically, and inflicts 0 points of bludgeoning (physical, common) damage per attack. Affected creatures are allowed to make a Fort save against a DC of 0 to take half damage. Summoned Monster (CR ) A Summoned Monster is an ally creature created, or summoned, or coerced, into existence when a Summon Monster spell (and all related summoning abilities) are used. A Summoned Monster can have nearly any appearance, as the summoning creature (player) is allowed to define what their preferred ally looks like, how it acts, and how it comports itself. Some summoned monsters may look like swarms of insects, forest creatures, or even trees and bushes. Others look like noble stags, moose, or other sylvan creatures. Yet others look like fanciful silver-frosted great wolves, or ghostly tigers, red-eyed bulls, or terrifying eagles of ice. Summoned monsters can look like mundane monsters, such as standard-seeming orcs, obedient goblins, or helpful ogres. Yet others look like glowing outlines of celestial beings, inky blots of smoky darkness, gold-plated statues, animated chairs, masses of tentacles, rolling wheels full of eyes, scarecrows, or any of a thousand other forms. In general, the player and the referee should decide together on the summoned creature's appearance. If the player wants to have a 'signature' creature that they always summon, that is perfectly allowed, or they can allow the GM to assign the appearance of the summoned monster every time it shows up. In all cases, no matter the appearance, a summoned monster ALWAYS has ONLY the powers and abilities ascribed to it by the write-up below. Summoning a Roc does not mean the creature is vast and able to fly, unless the summoner has some way of giving the creature those characteristics. Mechanically, every summoned monster has access to the same attacks and abilities. Without using feats or other modifiers, all summoned monsters of a given CR, no matter their appearance, have the same combat efficacy. Combat Tactics Summoned Monsters always act as faithful allies of their Summoner, and if not actively directed, will always work for the best interests of their Summoner, based upon their (possibly limited) information about what their Summoner needs. They will typically move into combat fearlessly, provoking attacks of opportunity and working to set up flanks, or block attackers from moving freely. As a free action, their summoner may direct them in what they should do. If they cannot reach melee in a single move, they will usually charge the nearest foe, or convert their standard action to a move action to move in (if they cannot perform a charge) to interpose themselves between their summoner and danger. Out of Combat Summoned Monsters typically do not exist outside of combat, but if abilities are used to make them do so, they are friendly, helpful, but essentially mute. Even if they do possess useful knowledge or information, they typically cannot speak so they are unable to impart it. They only exist to aid their summoner in battle. Rewards This creature does not award any experience points (XP) or treasure when defeated.
Tempered Marid		29		Outsider
Terrible Force Dragon		29	Threat	Dragon, Outsider
Vampire Immortal		29		Undead
Void-Walker Wraith		29		Undead, Ghost, Incorporeal
White Gorilla		29	Legend	Magical Beast, Monstrosity, Great Ape
Winterscarred Wendigo		29		Protean
Wrecked Anaxim		29		Construct, Prodigy, Outsider
Xeph Bosun		29		Outsider
Xill Vandal		29		Outsider

CR 30

Creature Name	CR	Role	Type
CR 30 Blueprint Lore	CR 30 Blueprint	CR 30 Blueprint	CR 30 Blueprint
Atropal Lore	30		Outsider
Auger Wasp Swarm		30		Swarm, Vermin
Bahairim Proselyte		30	Legend	Aberration, Construct, Devil, Prodigy
Brine-Gullet Crocodilian		30	Legend	Magical Beast, Monstrosity
Carrion Varmint Swarm		30		Aberration, Disease, Vermin
Catastrophe Wight		30		Undead
Death Giant Gravedigger		30		Monstrous Humanoid
Devil Tyrannosaurus		30		Animal, Dinosaur
Drow Sovereign		30	Leader	Fey
Emaciated Host		30		Troop, Undead, Zombie
Epsilon Strain Zombie Beast		30		Undead
Fel Thicket Treant		30		Plant
Fomaorian Flenser		30		Monstrous Humanoid, Giant
Gavalian Taskmaster		30		Aberration
Glacierfang Wolf		30		Outsider, Magical Beast
Hellknight		30		Outsider, Undead, Skeleton
Horrible Neh-Thalggu		30		Aberration
Infernal		30		Outsider
Javelin Viper		30	Legend	Magical Beast, Monstrosity, Great Ophidian
Karkaradon Pikejaw		30	Legend	Magical Beast, Monstrosity
Limpid Locathah		30		Outsider
Majestic Separator		30		Outsider, Helleskrieg, Aberration
Neothelid		30		Aberration
Nightwing Shadow		30		Undead, Incorporeal
Otherworldly Stag		30	Legend	Animal, Fey
Phane Historian		30		Outsider
Rakshasa Pasha		30		Outsider, Native
Scintillating Astral Construct		30		Construct, Outsider
Sirrush Fire-Eye		30	Legend	Magical Beast, Monstrosity
Sky Tyrant Great Hawk		30	Legend	Magical Beast, Monstrosity, Great Avian
Somber Crool Belle		30		Humanoid
Sombre Dragloth		30		Aberration, Dragon
Starry Buffalo		30	Heavy	Animal
Stone Ballast Golem		30	Heavy	Construct
Summoned Monster CR 30 Lore	Summoned Monster  (CR ) Alignment: As Caster – Size: Medium – Type: Outsider Perception: -1 -11 Passive Active Creature Health 0 0 0 Hit Points Bloodied Hit Dice Saving Throws Fort: 0 Refl: -5 Will: -5 Senses: Standard Senses additional senses per summon spell Movement Types: Walk 30 ft. additional move types per summon spell Skills: All skills: +-11 Feats: none Languages: Able to understand, but not speak, one language the summoner knows at the Native fluency. Size: Medium 5 ft. 5 ft. Space Reach To-Hit +0 Man Off -12 AC 0 Man Def 0 Standard Attack (Melee): 1x Slam +0 (0/x2) as bludgeoning (physical, common) Full Attack (Melee): 3x Slam +0 (0/x2) as bludgeoning (physical, common) Standard Attack (Ranged): none Full Attack (Ranged): none Special Abilities Obedient (Ex) Always On A Summoned Monster always looks to its summoner for direction. As a result of this obedience, a summoned monster only has one standard action per round, but, its summoner may always 'gift' it one of either a Standard, Move, or Swift action, at the expense of giving up their own Standard, Move, or Swift action (respectively) in return. A Summoned Monster may trade down its own Standard action for a Move action or a Swift action as normal, and indeed, this is how a Summoned Monster usually takes move actions. A Summoned Monster may take a 5-Foot Step in any round in which it does not use a Move Action to move. A Summoned Monster has no sense of self preservation, existing only to help their summoner. As a result, they will take actions that are harmful to them, such as triggering traps, moving to provoke attacks of opportunity, or leaping into bottomless pits of doom, without hesitation. Summoned Strike (Ex) Standard Action Once per round as a standard action, a Summoned Monster may perform a Summoned Strike. This is a melee attack which never provokes attacks of opportunity. (The exact details and special effects of the attack are left to the player and referee to work out, but it should be a thematic 'fit' with the creature's appearance.) Summoned Strike cannot be used as a ranged attack, unless the summoner has some means of altering the power to do so. Summoned Strike affects a single enemy creature, hits automatically, and inflicts 0 points of bludgeoning (physical, common) damage per attack. Affected creatures are allowed to make a Fort save against a DC of 0 to take half damage. Summoned Monster (CR ) A Summoned Monster is an ally creature created, or summoned, or coerced, into existence when a Summon Monster spell (and all related summoning abilities) are used. A Summoned Monster can have nearly any appearance, as the summoning creature (player) is allowed to define what their preferred ally looks like, how it acts, and how it comports itself. Some summoned monsters may look like swarms of insects, forest creatures, or even trees and bushes. Others look like noble stags, moose, or other sylvan creatures. Yet others look like fanciful silver-frosted great wolves, or ghostly tigers, red-eyed bulls, or terrifying eagles of ice. Summoned monsters can look like mundane monsters, such as standard-seeming orcs, obedient goblins, or helpful ogres. Yet others look like glowing outlines of celestial beings, inky blots of smoky darkness, gold-plated statues, animated chairs, masses of tentacles, rolling wheels full of eyes, scarecrows, or any of a thousand other forms. In general, the player and the referee should decide together on the summoned creature's appearance. If the player wants to have a 'signature' creature that they always summon, that is perfectly allowed, or they can allow the GM to assign the appearance of the summoned monster every time it shows up. In all cases, no matter the appearance, a summoned monster ALWAYS has ONLY the powers and abilities ascribed to it by the write-up below. Summoning a Roc does not mean the creature is vast and able to fly, unless the summoner has some way of giving the creature those characteristics. Mechanically, every summoned monster has access to the same attacks and abilities. Without using feats or other modifiers, all summoned monsters of a given CR, no matter their appearance, have the same combat efficacy. Combat Tactics Summoned Monsters always act as faithful allies of their Summoner, and if not actively directed, will always work for the best interests of their Summoner, based upon their (possibly limited) information about what their Summoner needs. They will typically move into combat fearlessly, provoking attacks of opportunity and working to set up flanks, or block attackers from moving freely. As a free action, their summoner may direct them in what they should do. If they cannot reach melee in a single move, they will usually charge the nearest foe, or convert their standard action to a move action to move in (if they cannot perform a charge) to interpose themselves between their summoner and danger. Out of Combat Summoned Monsters typically do not exist outside of combat, but if abilities are used to make them do so, they are friendly, helpful, but essentially mute. Even if they do possess useful knowledge or information, they typically cannot speak so they are unable to impart it. They only exist to aid their summoner in battle. Rewards This creature does not award any experience points (XP) or treasure when defeated.
Summoned Monster  (CR ) Alignment: As Caster – Size: Medium – Type: Outsider Perception: -1 -11 Passive Active Creature Health 0 0 0 Hit Points Bloodied Hit Dice Saving Throws Fort: 0 Refl: -5 Will: -5 Senses: Standard Senses additional senses per summon spell Movement Types: Walk 30 ft. additional move types per summon spell Skills: All skills: +-11 Feats: none Languages: Able to understand, but not speak, one language the summoner knows at the Native fluency. Size: Medium 5 ft. 5 ft. Space Reach To-Hit +0 Man Off -12 AC 0 Man Def 0 Standard Attack (Melee): 1x Slam +0 (0/x2) as bludgeoning (physical, common) Full Attack (Melee): 3x Slam +0 (0/x2) as bludgeoning (physical, common) Standard Attack (Ranged): none Full Attack (Ranged): none Special Abilities Obedient (Ex) Always On A Summoned Monster always looks to its summoner for direction. As a result of this obedience, a summoned monster only has one standard action per round, but, its summoner may always 'gift' it one of either a Standard, Move, or Swift action, at the expense of giving up their own Standard, Move, or Swift action (respectively) in return. A Summoned Monster may trade down its own Standard action for a Move action or a Swift action as normal, and indeed, this is how a Summoned Monster usually takes move actions. A Summoned Monster may take a 5-Foot Step in any round in which it does not use a Move Action to move. A Summoned Monster has no sense of self preservation, existing only to help their summoner. As a result, they will take actions that are harmful to them, such as triggering traps, moving to provoke attacks of opportunity, or leaping into bottomless pits of doom, without hesitation. Summoned Strike (Ex) Standard Action Once per round as a standard action, a Summoned Monster may perform a Summoned Strike. This is a melee attack which never provokes attacks of opportunity. (The exact details and special effects of the attack are left to the player and referee to work out, but it should be a thematic 'fit' with the creature's appearance.) Summoned Strike cannot be used as a ranged attack, unless the summoner has some means of altering the power to do so. Summoned Strike affects a single enemy creature, hits automatically, and inflicts 0 points of bludgeoning (physical, common) damage per attack. Affected creatures are allowed to make a Fort save against a DC of 0 to take half damage. Summoned Monster (CR ) A Summoned Monster is an ally creature created, or summoned, or coerced, into existence when a Summon Monster spell (and all related summoning abilities) are used. A Summoned Monster can have nearly any appearance, as the summoning creature (player) is allowed to define what their preferred ally looks like, how it acts, and how it comports itself. Some summoned monsters may look like swarms of insects, forest creatures, or even trees and bushes. Others look like noble stags, moose, or other sylvan creatures. Yet others look like fanciful silver-frosted great wolves, or ghostly tigers, red-eyed bulls, or terrifying eagles of ice. Summoned monsters can look like mundane monsters, such as standard-seeming orcs, obedient goblins, or helpful ogres. Yet others look like glowing outlines of celestial beings, inky blots of smoky darkness, gold-plated statues, animated chairs, masses of tentacles, rolling wheels full of eyes, scarecrows, or any of a thousand other forms. In general, the player and the referee should decide together on the summoned creature's appearance. If the player wants to have a 'signature' creature that they always summon, that is perfectly allowed, or they can allow the GM to assign the appearance of the summoned monster every time it shows up. In all cases, no matter the appearance, a summoned monster ALWAYS has ONLY the powers and abilities ascribed to it by the write-up below. Summoning a Roc does not mean the creature is vast and able to fly, unless the summoner has some way of giving the creature those characteristics. Mechanically, every summoned monster has access to the same attacks and abilities. Without using feats or other modifiers, all summoned monsters of a given CR, no matter their appearance, have the same combat efficacy. Combat Tactics Summoned Monsters always act as faithful allies of their Summoner, and if not actively directed, will always work for the best interests of their Summoner, based upon their (possibly limited) information about what their Summoner needs. They will typically move into combat fearlessly, provoking attacks of opportunity and working to set up flanks, or block attackers from moving freely. As a free action, their summoner may direct them in what they should do. If they cannot reach melee in a single move, they will usually charge the nearest foe, or convert their standard action to a move action to move in (if they cannot perform a charge) to interpose themselves between their summoner and danger. Out of Combat Summoned Monsters typically do not exist outside of combat, but if abilities are used to make them do so, they are friendly, helpful, but essentially mute. Even if they do possess useful knowledge or information, they typically cannot speak so they are unable to impart it. They only exist to aid their summoner in battle. Rewards This creature does not award any experience points (XP) or treasure when defeated.
Summoned Monster  (CR ) Alignment: As Caster – Size: Medium – Type: Outsider Perception: -1 -11 Passive Active Creature Health 0 0 0 Hit Points Bloodied Hit Dice Saving Throws Fort: 0 Refl: -5 Will: -5 Senses: Standard Senses additional senses per summon spell Movement Types: Walk 30 ft. additional move types per summon spell Skills: All skills: +-11 Feats: none Languages: Able to understand, but not speak, one language the summoner knows at the Native fluency. Size: Medium 5 ft. 5 ft. Space Reach To-Hit +0 Man Off -12 AC 0 Man Def 0 Standard Attack (Melee): 1x Slam +0 (0/x2) as bludgeoning (physical, common) Full Attack (Melee): 3x Slam +0 (0/x2) as bludgeoning (physical, common) Standard Attack (Ranged): none Full Attack (Ranged): none Special Abilities Obedient (Ex) Always On A Summoned Monster always looks to its summoner for direction. As a result of this obedience, a summoned monster only has one standard action per round, but, its summoner may always 'gift' it one of either a Standard, Move, or Swift action, at the expense of giving up their own Standard, Move, or Swift action (respectively) in return. A Summoned Monster may trade down its own Standard action for a Move action or a Swift action as normal, and indeed, this is how a Summoned Monster usually takes move actions. A Summoned Monster may take a 5-Foot Step in any round in which it does not use a Move Action to move. A Summoned Monster has no sense of self preservation, existing only to help their summoner. As a result, they will take actions that are harmful to them, such as triggering traps, moving to provoke attacks of opportunity, or leaping into bottomless pits of doom, without hesitation. Summoned Strike (Ex) Standard Action Once per round as a standard action, a Summoned Monster may perform a Summoned Strike. This is a melee attack which never provokes attacks of opportunity. (The exact details and special effects of the attack are left to the player and referee to work out, but it should be a thematic 'fit' with the creature's appearance.) Summoned Strike cannot be used as a ranged attack, unless the summoner has some means of altering the power to do so. Summoned Strike affects a single enemy creature, hits automatically, and inflicts 0 points of bludgeoning (physical, common) damage per attack. Affected creatures are allowed to make a Fort save against a DC of 0 to take half damage. Summoned Monster (CR ) A Summoned Monster is an ally creature created, or summoned, or coerced, into existence when a Summon Monster spell (and all related summoning abilities) are used. A Summoned Monster can have nearly any appearance, as the summoning creature (player) is allowed to define what their preferred ally looks like, how it acts, and how it comports itself. Some summoned monsters may look like swarms of insects, forest creatures, or even trees and bushes. Others look like noble stags, moose, or other sylvan creatures. Yet others look like fanciful silver-frosted great wolves, or ghostly tigers, red-eyed bulls, or terrifying eagles of ice. Summoned monsters can look like mundane monsters, such as standard-seeming orcs, obedient goblins, or helpful ogres. Yet others look like glowing outlines of celestial beings, inky blots of smoky darkness, gold-plated statues, animated chairs, masses of tentacles, rolling wheels full of eyes, scarecrows, or any of a thousand other forms. In general, the player and the referee should decide together on the summoned creature's appearance. If the player wants to have a 'signature' creature that they always summon, that is perfectly allowed, or they can allow the GM to assign the appearance of the summoned monster every time it shows up. In all cases, no matter the appearance, a summoned monster ALWAYS has ONLY the powers and abilities ascribed to it by the write-up below. Summoning a Roc does not mean the creature is vast and able to fly, unless the summoner has some way of giving the creature those characteristics. Mechanically, every summoned monster has access to the same attacks and abilities. Without using feats or other modifiers, all summoned monsters of a given CR, no matter their appearance, have the same combat efficacy. Combat Tactics Summoned Monsters always act as faithful allies of their Summoner, and if not actively directed, will always work for the best interests of their Summoner, based upon their (possibly limited) information about what their Summoner needs. They will typically move into combat fearlessly, provoking attacks of opportunity and working to set up flanks, or block attackers from moving freely. As a free action, their summoner may direct them in what they should do. If they cannot reach melee in a single move, they will usually charge the nearest foe, or convert their standard action to a move action to move in (if they cannot perform a charge) to interpose themselves between their summoner and danger. Out of Combat Summoned Monsters typically do not exist outside of combat, but if abilities are used to make them do so, they are friendly, helpful, but essentially mute. Even if they do possess useful knowledge or information, they typically cannot speak so they are unable to impart it. They only exist to aid their summoner in battle. Rewards This creature does not award any experience points (XP) or treasure when defeated.
Superior Arch-Fiend		30	Leader	Outsider, Devil
Superior Taiga Helleskrieg		30		Outsider, Aberration
Swollen Great Toad		30	Legend	Magical Beast, Monstrosity
Thoraxian Flenser		30		Vermin
Thunderbird		30		Magical Beast, Monstrosity, Great Avian
Titanic Medusa		30	Legend	Monstrous Humanoid, Monstrosity
True Manipulator		30		Outsider, Helleskrieg, Aberration
Uvuudaum		30		Outsider
Vacant Vermiurge		30	Heavy	Construct, Prodigy
Verdant Helleskrieg		30		Outsider, Aberration
World-Burner Hellhound		30		Outsider
Xeph Captain		30		Outsider
Xorn Cairn		30		Outsider

CR 31

Creature Name	CR	Role	Type
CR 31 Blueprint Lore	CR 31 Blueprint	CR 31 Blueprint	CR 31 Blueprint
Aboleth Predictor		31		Aberration
Adamantine Forge Golem		31	Heavy	Construct
Aegeirus Nymph		31		Fey
Appointed Worm-That-Walks		31	Killer	Construct, Prodigy
Arctic Xixecal		31	Threat	Outsider
Atropal Annihilator		31		Outsider, Undead
Bonefield		31		Swarm, Undead
Brachyurus Fenris-Kin		31	Legend	Magical Beast, Monstrosity
Cerberus Legion-Head		31	Legend	Magical Beast, Monstrosity
Death Giant Noble		31		Monstrous Humanoid, Giant
Delirium Spider		31	Sneak	Vermin
Doppelganger Realmwalker		31		Protean
Drashnar		31		Aberration
Dreamtree		31	Legend	Plant
Drifting Chaos Beast		31	Threat	Outsider
Drow Champion		31		Fey
Duergar Sapper		31		Humanoid
Ebon Magmin		31		Outsider
Endless Gargoyle		31		Monstrous Humanoid
Engorged Hemorrhagic Pudding		31	Killer	Ooze
Fate Witch		31		Monstrous Humanoid, Fey
Flesh Colossus		31	Heavy	Construct, Prodigy
Floating Zombie Parts		31	Minion	Undead
Fomaorian Whisperer		31		Monstrous Humanoid, Giant
Galvanic Marid		31		Outsider
Helleskrieg Frostbound		31		Outsider, Aberration
Immaculate Drider		31	Heavy	Aberration
Imperious Force Wyrm		31	Threat	Dragon, Outsider
K'thol		31		Aberration
Lady of Twofold Truths		31	Villain	Undead, Mummy
Leaping Zombie		31		Undead
Majestic Manipulator Helleskrieg		31		Outsider, Aberration
Prodigious Tearing Turtle		31	Legend	Animal, Monstrosity
Resplendent Couatl		31		Outsider, Native
Rot Fly Insinuator		31		Vermin
Ruined Anaxim		31		Construct, Prodigy, Outsider
Runemarked Cyzrix		31		Aberration
Sable Gloom		31		Humanoid
Savage Prismatic Dragon		31	Threat	Dragon, Outsider
Scabrous Varmint		31		Aberration, Disease, Vermin
Shadow Swarm		31		Swarm, Undead, Troop, Incorporeal
Smoky Annihilation Skeleton		31		Undead
Somber Crool Lothario		31		Humanoid
Spear-Faced Thunder Lizard		31	Legend	Magical Beast, Monstrosity
Spine Hound		31		Aberration
Summoned Monster CR 31 Lore	Summoned Monster  (CR ) Alignment: As Caster – Size: Medium – Type: Outsider Perception: -1 -11 Passive Active Creature Health 0 0 0 Hit Points Bloodied Hit Dice Saving Throws Fort: 0 Refl: -5 Will: -5 Senses: Standard Senses additional senses per summon spell Movement Types: Walk 30 ft. additional move types per summon spell Skills: All skills: +-11 Feats: none Languages: Able to understand, but not speak, one language the summoner knows at the Native fluency. Size: Medium 5 ft. 5 ft. Space Reach To-Hit +0 Man Off -12 AC 0 Man Def 0 Standard Attack (Melee): 1x Slam +0 (0/x2) as bludgeoning (physical, common) Full Attack (Melee): 3x Slam +0 (0/x2) as bludgeoning (physical, common) Standard Attack (Ranged): none Full Attack (Ranged): none Special Abilities Obedient (Ex) Always On A Summoned Monster always looks to its summoner for direction. As a result of this obedience, a summoned monster only has one standard action per round, but, its summoner may always 'gift' it one of either a Standard, Move, or Swift action, at the expense of giving up their own Standard, Move, or Swift action (respectively) in return. A Summoned Monster may trade down its own Standard action for a Move action or a Swift action as normal, and indeed, this is how a Summoned Monster usually takes move actions. A Summoned Monster may take a 5-Foot Step in any round in which it does not use a Move Action to move. A Summoned Monster has no sense of self preservation, existing only to help their summoner. As a result, they will take actions that are harmful to them, such as triggering traps, moving to provoke attacks of opportunity, or leaping into bottomless pits of doom, without hesitation. Summoned Strike (Ex) Standard Action Once per round as a standard action, a Summoned Monster may perform a Summoned Strike. This is a melee attack which never provokes attacks of opportunity. (The exact details and special effects of the attack are left to the player and referee to work out, but it should be a thematic 'fit' with the creature's appearance.) Summoned Strike cannot be used as a ranged attack, unless the summoner has some means of altering the power to do so. Summoned Strike affects a single enemy creature, hits automatically, and inflicts 0 points of bludgeoning (physical, common) damage per attack. Affected creatures are allowed to make a Fort save against a DC of 0 to take half damage. Summoned Monster (CR ) A Summoned Monster is an ally creature created, or summoned, or coerced, into existence when a Summon Monster spell (and all related summoning abilities) are used. A Summoned Monster can have nearly any appearance, as the summoning creature (player) is allowed to define what their preferred ally looks like, how it acts, and how it comports itself. Some summoned monsters may look like swarms of insects, forest creatures, or even trees and bushes. Others look like noble stags, moose, or other sylvan creatures. Yet others look like fanciful silver-frosted great wolves, or ghostly tigers, red-eyed bulls, or terrifying eagles of ice. Summoned monsters can look like mundane monsters, such as standard-seeming orcs, obedient goblins, or helpful ogres. Yet others look like glowing outlines of celestial beings, inky blots of smoky darkness, gold-plated statues, animated chairs, masses of tentacles, rolling wheels full of eyes, scarecrows, or any of a thousand other forms. In general, the player and the referee should decide together on the summoned creature's appearance. If the player wants to have a 'signature' creature that they always summon, that is perfectly allowed, or they can allow the GM to assign the appearance of the summoned monster every time it shows up. In all cases, no matter the appearance, a summoned monster ALWAYS has ONLY the powers and abilities ascribed to it by the write-up below. Summoning a Roc does not mean the creature is vast and able to fly, unless the summoner has some way of giving the creature those characteristics. Mechanically, every summoned monster has access to the same attacks and abilities. Without using feats or other modifiers, all summoned monsters of a given CR, no matter their appearance, have the same combat efficacy. Combat Tactics Summoned Monsters always act as faithful allies of their Summoner, and if not actively directed, will always work for the best interests of their Summoner, based upon their (possibly limited) information about what their Summoner needs. They will typically move into combat fearlessly, provoking attacks of opportunity and working to set up flanks, or block attackers from moving freely. As a free action, their summoner may direct them in what they should do. If they cannot reach melee in a single move, they will usually charge the nearest foe, or convert their standard action to a move action to move in (if they cannot perform a charge) to interpose themselves between their summoner and danger. Out of Combat Summoned Monsters typically do not exist outside of combat, but if abilities are used to make them do so, they are friendly, helpful, but essentially mute. Even if they do possess useful knowledge or information, they typically cannot speak so they are unable to impart it. They only exist to aid their summoner in battle. Rewards This creature does not award any experience points (XP) or treasure when defeated.
Summoned Monster  (CR ) Alignment: As Caster – Size: Medium – Type: Outsider Perception: -1 -11 Passive Active Creature Health 0 0 0 Hit Points Bloodied Hit Dice Saving Throws Fort: 0 Refl: -5 Will: -5 Senses: Standard Senses additional senses per summon spell Movement Types: Walk 30 ft. additional move types per summon spell Skills: All skills: +-11 Feats: none Languages: Able to understand, but not speak, one language the summoner knows at the Native fluency. Size: Medium 5 ft. 5 ft. Space Reach To-Hit +0 Man Off -12 AC 0 Man Def 0 Standard Attack (Melee): 1x Slam +0 (0/x2) as bludgeoning (physical, common) Full Attack (Melee): 3x Slam +0 (0/x2) as bludgeoning (physical, common) Standard Attack (Ranged): none Full Attack (Ranged): none Special Abilities Obedient (Ex) Always On A Summoned Monster always looks to its summoner for direction. As a result of this obedience, a summoned monster only has one standard action per round, but, its summoner may always 'gift' it one of either a Standard, Move, or Swift action, at the expense of giving up their own Standard, Move, or Swift action (respectively) in return. A Summoned Monster may trade down its own Standard action for a Move action or a Swift action as normal, and indeed, this is how a Summoned Monster usually takes move actions. A Summoned Monster may take a 5-Foot Step in any round in which it does not use a Move Action to move. A Summoned Monster has no sense of self preservation, existing only to help their summoner. As a result, they will take actions that are harmful to them, such as triggering traps, moving to provoke attacks of opportunity, or leaping into bottomless pits of doom, without hesitation. Summoned Strike (Ex) Standard Action Once per round as a standard action, a Summoned Monster may perform a Summoned Strike. This is a melee attack which never provokes attacks of opportunity. (The exact details and special effects of the attack are left to the player and referee to work out, but it should be a thematic 'fit' with the creature's appearance.) Summoned Strike cannot be used as a ranged attack, unless the summoner has some means of altering the power to do so. Summoned Strike affects a single enemy creature, hits automatically, and inflicts 0 points of bludgeoning (physical, common) damage per attack. Affected creatures are allowed to make a Fort save against a DC of 0 to take half damage. Summoned Monster (CR ) A Summoned Monster is an ally creature created, or summoned, or coerced, into existence when a Summon Monster spell (and all related summoning abilities) are used. A Summoned Monster can have nearly any appearance, as the summoning creature (player) is allowed to define what their preferred ally looks like, how it acts, and how it comports itself. Some summoned monsters may look like swarms of insects, forest creatures, or even trees and bushes. Others look like noble stags, moose, or other sylvan creatures. Yet others look like fanciful silver-frosted great wolves, or ghostly tigers, red-eyed bulls, or terrifying eagles of ice. Summoned monsters can look like mundane monsters, such as standard-seeming orcs, obedient goblins, or helpful ogres. Yet others look like glowing outlines of celestial beings, inky blots of smoky darkness, gold-plated statues, animated chairs, masses of tentacles, rolling wheels full of eyes, scarecrows, or any of a thousand other forms. In general, the player and the referee should decide together on the summoned creature's appearance. If the player wants to have a 'signature' creature that they always summon, that is perfectly allowed, or they can allow the GM to assign the appearance of the summoned monster every time it shows up. In all cases, no matter the appearance, a summoned monster ALWAYS has ONLY the powers and abilities ascribed to it by the write-up below. Summoning a Roc does not mean the creature is vast and able to fly, unless the summoner has some way of giving the creature those characteristics. Mechanically, every summoned monster has access to the same attacks and abilities. Without using feats or other modifiers, all summoned monsters of a given CR, no matter their appearance, have the same combat efficacy. Combat Tactics Summoned Monsters always act as faithful allies of their Summoner, and if not actively directed, will always work for the best interests of their Summoner, based upon their (possibly limited) information about what their Summoner needs. They will typically move into combat fearlessly, provoking attacks of opportunity and working to set up flanks, or block attackers from moving freely. As a free action, their summoner may direct them in what they should do. If they cannot reach melee in a single move, they will usually charge the nearest foe, or convert their standard action to a move action to move in (if they cannot perform a charge) to interpose themselves between their summoner and danger. Out of Combat Summoned Monsters typically do not exist outside of combat, but if abilities are used to make them do so, they are friendly, helpful, but essentially mute. Even if they do possess useful knowledge or information, they typically cannot speak so they are unable to impart it. They only exist to aid their summoner in battle. Rewards This creature does not award any experience points (XP) or treasure when defeated.
Summoned Monster  (CR ) Alignment: As Caster – Size: Medium – Type: Outsider Perception: -1 -11 Passive Active Creature Health 0 0 0 Hit Points Bloodied Hit Dice Saving Throws Fort: 0 Refl: -5 Will: -5 Senses: Standard Senses additional senses per summon spell Movement Types: Walk 30 ft. additional move types per summon spell Skills: All skills: +-11 Feats: none Languages: Able to understand, but not speak, one language the summoner knows at the Native fluency. Size: Medium 5 ft. 5 ft. Space Reach To-Hit +0 Man Off -12 AC 0 Man Def 0 Standard Attack (Melee): 1x Slam +0 (0/x2) as bludgeoning (physical, common) Full Attack (Melee): 3x Slam +0 (0/x2) as bludgeoning (physical, common) Standard Attack (Ranged): none Full Attack (Ranged): none Special Abilities Obedient (Ex) Always On A Summoned Monster always looks to its summoner for direction. As a result of this obedience, a summoned monster only has one standard action per round, but, its summoner may always 'gift' it one of either a Standard, Move, or Swift action, at the expense of giving up their own Standard, Move, or Swift action (respectively) in return. A Summoned Monster may trade down its own Standard action for a Move action or a Swift action as normal, and indeed, this is how a Summoned Monster usually takes move actions. A Summoned Monster may take a 5-Foot Step in any round in which it does not use a Move Action to move. A Summoned Monster has no sense of self preservation, existing only to help their summoner. As a result, they will take actions that are harmful to them, such as triggering traps, moving to provoke attacks of opportunity, or leaping into bottomless pits of doom, without hesitation. Summoned Strike (Ex) Standard Action Once per round as a standard action, a Summoned Monster may perform a Summoned Strike. This is a melee attack which never provokes attacks of opportunity. (The exact details and special effects of the attack are left to the player and referee to work out, but it should be a thematic 'fit' with the creature's appearance.) Summoned Strike cannot be used as a ranged attack, unless the summoner has some means of altering the power to do so. Summoned Strike affects a single enemy creature, hits automatically, and inflicts 0 points of bludgeoning (physical, common) damage per attack. Affected creatures are allowed to make a Fort save against a DC of 0 to take half damage. Summoned Monster (CR ) A Summoned Monster is an ally creature created, or summoned, or coerced, into existence when a Summon Monster spell (and all related summoning abilities) are used. A Summoned Monster can have nearly any appearance, as the summoning creature (player) is allowed to define what their preferred ally looks like, how it acts, and how it comports itself. Some summoned monsters may look like swarms of insects, forest creatures, or even trees and bushes. Others look like noble stags, moose, or other sylvan creatures. Yet others look like fanciful silver-frosted great wolves, or ghostly tigers, red-eyed bulls, or terrifying eagles of ice. Summoned monsters can look like mundane monsters, such as standard-seeming orcs, obedient goblins, or helpful ogres. Yet others look like glowing outlines of celestial beings, inky blots of smoky darkness, gold-plated statues, animated chairs, masses of tentacles, rolling wheels full of eyes, scarecrows, or any of a thousand other forms. In general, the player and the referee should decide together on the summoned creature's appearance. If the player wants to have a 'signature' creature that they always summon, that is perfectly allowed, or they can allow the GM to assign the appearance of the summoned monster every time it shows up. In all cases, no matter the appearance, a summoned monster ALWAYS has ONLY the powers and abilities ascribed to it by the write-up below. Summoning a Roc does not mean the creature is vast and able to fly, unless the summoner has some way of giving the creature those characteristics. Mechanically, every summoned monster has access to the same attacks and abilities. Without using feats or other modifiers, all summoned monsters of a given CR, no matter their appearance, have the same combat efficacy. Combat Tactics Summoned Monsters always act as faithful allies of their Summoner, and if not actively directed, will always work for the best interests of their Summoner, based upon their (possibly limited) information about what their Summoner needs. They will typically move into combat fearlessly, provoking attacks of opportunity and working to set up flanks, or block attackers from moving freely. As a free action, their summoner may direct them in what they should do. If they cannot reach melee in a single move, they will usually charge the nearest foe, or convert their standard action to a move action to move in (if they cannot perform a charge) to interpose themselves between their summoner and danger. Out of Combat Summoned Monsters typically do not exist outside of combat, but if abilities are used to make them do so, they are friendly, helpful, but essentially mute. Even if they do possess useful knowledge or information, they typically cannot speak so they are unable to impart it. They only exist to aid their summoner in battle. Rewards This creature does not award any experience points (XP) or treasure when defeated.
Superior Verdant Helleskrieg		31		Outsider, Aberration
Titanic Mammoth		31	Legend	Animal, Monstrosity
True Taiga Helleskrieg		31		Outsider, Aberration
Vampire Thrall Disciple		31	Heavy	Humanoid
Windswept Chichimec		31		Outsider, Air
Woebegone Le Shay		31		Fey

CR 32

Creature Name	CR	Role	Type
CR 32 Blueprint Lore	CR 32 Blueprint	CR 32 Blueprint	CR 32 Blueprint
Air Elemental Overlord		32		Outsider
Atropal Enervator		32		Outsider, Undead
Corybantic Maenad		32		Humanoid
Demi-Lich Soul-Stealer		32	Tank	Undead
Doppelganger Imperiatrix		32	Leader	Protean
Dusk Bracken Treant		32		Plant
Earth Elemental Overlord		32		Outsider
Empress Medusa		32		Monstrous Humanoid
Fire Elemental Overlord		32		Outsider
Fomaorian Jailer		32	Heavy	Monstrous Humanoid, Giant
Giant Nascent Wolverine		32	Heavy	Animal
Gleaming Astral Construct		32		Construct, Outsider
Gorge-Belly Crocodilian		32	Legend	Magical Beast, Monstrosity
Grotesque Neh-Thalggu		32		Aberration
Grudge Spectre		32		Undead, Ghost, Incorporeal
Hadean Kraken		32	Threat	Magical Beast, Devil
Hateful Phaethon		32	Threat	Outsider, Fire
Helleskrieg Inferno		32		Outsider, Aberration
Hellknight Charioteer		32		Outsider, Undead, Skeleton
Intense Behir		32		Magical Beast
Karkaradon Great White		32	Legend	Magical Beast, Monstrosity
Majestic Taiga Helleskrieg		32		Outsider, Aberration
Maugdra		32		Aberration
Nightwalker Shadow		32		Undead, Incorporeal
Primeval Vampire		32		Undead
Quiescent Wight		32		Undead
Rakshasa Mehmed		32		Outsider, Native
Reeking Otyugh		32		Aberration
Shimmering Stag		32	Legend	Animal, Fey
Slimy Varmint Swarm		32		Aberration, Disease, Vermin
Solarian Waspine Dancer		32		Aberration, Outsider
Solarian Waspine Prospectarch		32	Sneak	Aberration, Outsider
Somber Crool Vandal		32	Heavy	Humanoid
Starblind Worm		32		Magical Beast
Storm Titan		32	Heavy	Monstrous Humanoid
Stygian Dragloth		32		Aberration, Dragon
Summoned Monster CR 32 Lore	Summoned Monster  (CR ) Alignment: As Caster – Size: Medium – Type: Outsider Perception: -1 -11 Passive Active Creature Health 0 0 0 Hit Points Bloodied Hit Dice Saving Throws Fort: 0 Refl: -5 Will: -5 Senses: Standard Senses additional senses per summon spell Movement Types: Walk 30 ft. additional move types per summon spell Skills: All skills: +-11 Feats: none Languages: Able to understand, but not speak, one language the summoner knows at the Native fluency. Size: Medium 5 ft. 5 ft. Space Reach To-Hit +0 Man Off -12 AC 0 Man Def 0 Standard Attack (Melee): 1x Slam +0 (0/x2) as bludgeoning (physical, common) Full Attack (Melee): 3x Slam +0 (0/x2) as bludgeoning (physical, common) Standard Attack (Ranged): none Full Attack (Ranged): none Special Abilities Obedient (Ex) Always On A Summoned Monster always looks to its summoner for direction. As a result of this obedience, a summoned monster only has one standard action per round, but, its summoner may always 'gift' it one of either a Standard, Move, or Swift action, at the expense of giving up their own Standard, Move, or Swift action (respectively) in return. A Summoned Monster may trade down its own Standard action for a Move action or a Swift action as normal, and indeed, this is how a Summoned Monster usually takes move actions. A Summoned Monster may take a 5-Foot Step in any round in which it does not use a Move Action to move. A Summoned Monster has no sense of self preservation, existing only to help their summoner. As a result, they will take actions that are harmful to them, such as triggering traps, moving to provoke attacks of opportunity, or leaping into bottomless pits of doom, without hesitation. Summoned Strike (Ex) Standard Action Once per round as a standard action, a Summoned Monster may perform a Summoned Strike. This is a melee attack which never provokes attacks of opportunity. (The exact details and special effects of the attack are left to the player and referee to work out, but it should be a thematic 'fit' with the creature's appearance.) Summoned Strike cannot be used as a ranged attack, unless the summoner has some means of altering the power to do so. Summoned Strike affects a single enemy creature, hits automatically, and inflicts 0 points of bludgeoning (physical, common) damage per attack. Affected creatures are allowed to make a Fort save against a DC of 0 to take half damage. Summoned Monster (CR ) A Summoned Monster is an ally creature created, or summoned, or coerced, into existence when a Summon Monster spell (and all related summoning abilities) are used. A Summoned Monster can have nearly any appearance, as the summoning creature (player) is allowed to define what their preferred ally looks like, how it acts, and how it comports itself. Some summoned monsters may look like swarms of insects, forest creatures, or even trees and bushes. Others look like noble stags, moose, or other sylvan creatures. Yet others look like fanciful silver-frosted great wolves, or ghostly tigers, red-eyed bulls, or terrifying eagles of ice. Summoned monsters can look like mundane monsters, such as standard-seeming orcs, obedient goblins, or helpful ogres. Yet others look like glowing outlines of celestial beings, inky blots of smoky darkness, gold-plated statues, animated chairs, masses of tentacles, rolling wheels full of eyes, scarecrows, or any of a thousand other forms. In general, the player and the referee should decide together on the summoned creature's appearance. If the player wants to have a 'signature' creature that they always summon, that is perfectly allowed, or they can allow the GM to assign the appearance of the summoned monster every time it shows up. In all cases, no matter the appearance, a summoned monster ALWAYS has ONLY the powers and abilities ascribed to it by the write-up below. Summoning a Roc does not mean the creature is vast and able to fly, unless the summoner has some way of giving the creature those characteristics. Mechanically, every summoned monster has access to the same attacks and abilities. Without using feats or other modifiers, all summoned monsters of a given CR, no matter their appearance, have the same combat efficacy. Combat Tactics Summoned Monsters always act as faithful allies of their Summoner, and if not actively directed, will always work for the best interests of their Summoner, based upon their (possibly limited) information about what their Summoner needs. They will typically move into combat fearlessly, provoking attacks of opportunity and working to set up flanks, or block attackers from moving freely. As a free action, their summoner may direct them in what they should do. If they cannot reach melee in a single move, they will usually charge the nearest foe, or convert their standard action to a move action to move in (if they cannot perform a charge) to interpose themselves between their summoner and danger. Out of Combat Summoned Monsters typically do not exist outside of combat, but if abilities are used to make them do so, they are friendly, helpful, but essentially mute. Even if they do possess useful knowledge or information, they typically cannot speak so they are unable to impart it. They only exist to aid their summoner in battle. Rewards This creature does not award any experience points (XP) or treasure when defeated.
Summoned Monster  (CR ) Alignment: As Caster – Size: Medium – Type: Outsider Perception: -1 -11 Passive Active Creature Health 0 0 0 Hit Points Bloodied Hit Dice Saving Throws Fort: 0 Refl: -5 Will: -5 Senses: Standard Senses additional senses per summon spell Movement Types: Walk 30 ft. additional move types per summon spell Skills: All skills: +-11 Feats: none Languages: Able to understand, but not speak, one language the summoner knows at the Native fluency. Size: Medium 5 ft. 5 ft. Space Reach To-Hit +0 Man Off -12 AC 0 Man Def 0 Standard Attack (Melee): 1x Slam +0 (0/x2) as bludgeoning (physical, common) Full Attack (Melee): 3x Slam +0 (0/x2) as bludgeoning (physical, common) Standard Attack (Ranged): none Full Attack (Ranged): none Special Abilities Obedient (Ex) Always On A Summoned Monster always looks to its summoner for direction. As a result of this obedience, a summoned monster only has one standard action per round, but, its summoner may always 'gift' it one of either a Standard, Move, or Swift action, at the expense of giving up their own Standard, Move, or Swift action (respectively) in return. A Summoned Monster may trade down its own Standard action for a Move action or a Swift action as normal, and indeed, this is how a Summoned Monster usually takes move actions. A Summoned Monster may take a 5-Foot Step in any round in which it does not use a Move Action to move. A Summoned Monster has no sense of self preservation, existing only to help their summoner. As a result, they will take actions that are harmful to them, such as triggering traps, moving to provoke attacks of opportunity, or leaping into bottomless pits of doom, without hesitation. Summoned Strike (Ex) Standard Action Once per round as a standard action, a Summoned Monster may perform a Summoned Strike. This is a melee attack which never provokes attacks of opportunity. (The exact details and special effects of the attack are left to the player and referee to work out, but it should be a thematic 'fit' with the creature's appearance.) Summoned Strike cannot be used as a ranged attack, unless the summoner has some means of altering the power to do so. Summoned Strike affects a single enemy creature, hits automatically, and inflicts 0 points of bludgeoning (physical, common) damage per attack. Affected creatures are allowed to make a Fort save against a DC of 0 to take half damage. Summoned Monster (CR ) A Summoned Monster is an ally creature created, or summoned, or coerced, into existence when a Summon Monster spell (and all related summoning abilities) are used. A Summoned Monster can have nearly any appearance, as the summoning creature (player) is allowed to define what their preferred ally looks like, how it acts, and how it comports itself. Some summoned monsters may look like swarms of insects, forest creatures, or even trees and bushes. Others look like noble stags, moose, or other sylvan creatures. Yet others look like fanciful silver-frosted great wolves, or ghostly tigers, red-eyed bulls, or terrifying eagles of ice. Summoned monsters can look like mundane monsters, such as standard-seeming orcs, obedient goblins, or helpful ogres. Yet others look like glowing outlines of celestial beings, inky blots of smoky darkness, gold-plated statues, animated chairs, masses of tentacles, rolling wheels full of eyes, scarecrows, or any of a thousand other forms. In general, the player and the referee should decide together on the summoned creature's appearance. If the player wants to have a 'signature' creature that they always summon, that is perfectly allowed, or they can allow the GM to assign the appearance of the summoned monster every time it shows up. In all cases, no matter the appearance, a summoned monster ALWAYS has ONLY the powers and abilities ascribed to it by the write-up below. Summoning a Roc does not mean the creature is vast and able to fly, unless the summoner has some way of giving the creature those characteristics. Mechanically, every summoned monster has access to the same attacks and abilities. Without using feats or other modifiers, all summoned monsters of a given CR, no matter their appearance, have the same combat efficacy. Combat Tactics Summoned Monsters always act as faithful allies of their Summoner, and if not actively directed, will always work for the best interests of their Summoner, based upon their (possibly limited) information about what their Summoner needs. They will typically move into combat fearlessly, provoking attacks of opportunity and working to set up flanks, or block attackers from moving freely. As a free action, their summoner may direct them in what they should do. If they cannot reach melee in a single move, they will usually charge the nearest foe, or convert their standard action to a move action to move in (if they cannot perform a charge) to interpose themselves between their summoner and danger. Out of Combat Summoned Monsters typically do not exist outside of combat, but if abilities are used to make them do so, they are friendly, helpful, but essentially mute. Even if they do possess useful knowledge or information, they typically cannot speak so they are unable to impart it. They only exist to aid their summoner in battle. Rewards This creature does not award any experience points (XP) or treasure when defeated.
Summoned Monster  (CR ) Alignment: As Caster – Size: Medium – Type: Outsider Perception: -1 -11 Passive Active Creature Health 0 0 0 Hit Points Bloodied Hit Dice Saving Throws Fort: 0 Refl: -5 Will: -5 Senses: Standard Senses additional senses per summon spell Movement Types: Walk 30 ft. additional move types per summon spell Skills: All skills: +-11 Feats: none Languages: Able to understand, but not speak, one language the summoner knows at the Native fluency. Size: Medium 5 ft. 5 ft. Space Reach To-Hit +0 Man Off -12 AC 0 Man Def 0 Standard Attack (Melee): 1x Slam +0 (0/x2) as bludgeoning (physical, common) Full Attack (Melee): 3x Slam +0 (0/x2) as bludgeoning (physical, common) Standard Attack (Ranged): none Full Attack (Ranged): none Special Abilities Obedient (Ex) Always On A Summoned Monster always looks to its summoner for direction. As a result of this obedience, a summoned monster only has one standard action per round, but, its summoner may always 'gift' it one of either a Standard, Move, or Swift action, at the expense of giving up their own Standard, Move, or Swift action (respectively) in return. A Summoned Monster may trade down its own Standard action for a Move action or a Swift action as normal, and indeed, this is how a Summoned Monster usually takes move actions. A Summoned Monster may take a 5-Foot Step in any round in which it does not use a Move Action to move. A Summoned Monster has no sense of self preservation, existing only to help their summoner. As a result, they will take actions that are harmful to them, such as triggering traps, moving to provoke attacks of opportunity, or leaping into bottomless pits of doom, without hesitation. Summoned Strike (Ex) Standard Action Once per round as a standard action, a Summoned Monster may perform a Summoned Strike. This is a melee attack which never provokes attacks of opportunity. (The exact details and special effects of the attack are left to the player and referee to work out, but it should be a thematic 'fit' with the creature's appearance.) Summoned Strike cannot be used as a ranged attack, unless the summoner has some means of altering the power to do so. Summoned Strike affects a single enemy creature, hits automatically, and inflicts 0 points of bludgeoning (physical, common) damage per attack. Affected creatures are allowed to make a Fort save against a DC of 0 to take half damage. Summoned Monster (CR ) A Summoned Monster is an ally creature created, or summoned, or coerced, into existence when a Summon Monster spell (and all related summoning abilities) are used. A Summoned Monster can have nearly any appearance, as the summoning creature (player) is allowed to define what their preferred ally looks like, how it acts, and how it comports itself. Some summoned monsters may look like swarms of insects, forest creatures, or even trees and bushes. Others look like noble stags, moose, or other sylvan creatures. Yet others look like fanciful silver-frosted great wolves, or ghostly tigers, red-eyed bulls, or terrifying eagles of ice. Summoned monsters can look like mundane monsters, such as standard-seeming orcs, obedient goblins, or helpful ogres. Yet others look like glowing outlines of celestial beings, inky blots of smoky darkness, gold-plated statues, animated chairs, masses of tentacles, rolling wheels full of eyes, scarecrows, or any of a thousand other forms. In general, the player and the referee should decide together on the summoned creature's appearance. If the player wants to have a 'signature' creature that they always summon, that is perfectly allowed, or they can allow the GM to assign the appearance of the summoned monster every time it shows up. In all cases, no matter the appearance, a summoned monster ALWAYS has ONLY the powers and abilities ascribed to it by the write-up below. Summoning a Roc does not mean the creature is vast and able to fly, unless the summoner has some way of giving the creature those characteristics. Mechanically, every summoned monster has access to the same attacks and abilities. Without using feats or other modifiers, all summoned monsters of a given CR, no matter their appearance, have the same combat efficacy. Combat Tactics Summoned Monsters always act as faithful allies of their Summoner, and if not actively directed, will always work for the best interests of their Summoner, based upon their (possibly limited) information about what their Summoner needs. They will typically move into combat fearlessly, provoking attacks of opportunity and working to set up flanks, or block attackers from moving freely. As a free action, their summoner may direct them in what they should do. If they cannot reach melee in a single move, they will usually charge the nearest foe, or convert their standard action to a move action to move in (if they cannot perform a charge) to interpose themselves between their summoner and danger. Out of Combat Summoned Monsters typically do not exist outside of combat, but if abilities are used to make them do so, they are friendly, helpful, but essentially mute. Even if they do possess useful knowledge or information, they typically cannot speak so they are unable to impart it. They only exist to aid their summoner in battle. Rewards This creature does not award any experience points (XP) or treasure when defeated.
Superior Frostbound Helleskrieg		32		Outsider, Aberration
Thoraxian Scourge		32		Vermin (Thorciasid)
True Verdant Helleskrieg		32		Outsider, Aberration
Untouched Phane		32		Outsider
Vitiate Xill		32		Outsider
Water Elemental Overlord		32		Outsider

CR 33

Creature Name	CR	Role	Type
CR 33 Blueprint Lore	CR 33 Blueprint	CR 33 Blueprint	CR 33 Blueprint
Annealed Marid		33		Outsider
Anthracite Magmin		33		Outsider
Bahairim Soul Flayer		33	Legend	Aberration, Construct, Devil, Prodigy
Buboed Great Toad		33	Legend	Magical Beast, Monstrosity
Disintegrating Zombie Parts		33	Minion	Undead
Drider Monstrosity		33	Heavy	Aberration
Eternal Gargoyle		33		Monstrous Humanoid
Fomaorian Excruciator		33		Monstrous Humanoid, Giant
Gambrian Bog Fiend		33		Aberration
Giant Ogre		33	Heavy	Monstrous Humanoid, Monstrosity, Aberration
Great Buffalo		33	Legend	Animal
Great Ophidian Dune-Span Sidewinder		33	Legend	Magical Beast, Monstrosity
Hawmord Phasm		33		Aberration
Helleskrieg Juggernaut		33		Outsider, Aberration
Illuminated Locathah		33		Outsider
Infernal General		33		Outsider
Iron Chain Golem		33	Heavy	Construct
Junked Anaxim		33		Construct, Prodigy, Outsider
Lunging Devilsaur		33	Threat	Magical Beast, Monstrosity
Majestic Verdant Helleskrieg		33		Outsider, Aberration
Plasma Varmint		33		Aberration, Disease, Vermin
Prepared Vermiurge		33	Heavy	Construct, Prodigy
Prodigious Cannibal Turtle		33	Legend	Animal, Monstrosity
Radiant Sun Mummy		33		Undead
Ravenous Apocalypse Slime		33		Ooze
Ravenous Atropal		33		Outsider, Undead
Rimed Xixecal		33	Threat	Outsider
Riveter Wasp Swarm		33		Swarm, Vermin
Sky Tyrant Gaze Owl		33	Heavy	Magical Beast, Legendary, Monstrosity
Solarian Waspine Internuncio		33		Aberration, Outsider
Solarian Waspine Ordinariate		33	Sneak	Aberration, Outsider
Somber Crool Gangster		33	Leader	Humanoid
Starlight Zombie		33		Undead
Summoned Monster CR 33 Lore	Summoned Monster  (CR ) Alignment: As Caster – Size: Medium – Type: Outsider Perception: -1 -11 Passive Active Creature Health 0 0 0 Hit Points Bloodied Hit Dice Saving Throws Fort: 0 Refl: -5 Will: -5 Senses: Standard Senses additional senses per summon spell Movement Types: Walk 30 ft. additional move types per summon spell Skills: All skills: +-11 Feats: none Languages: Able to understand, but not speak, one language the summoner knows at the Native fluency. Size: Medium 5 ft. 5 ft. Space Reach To-Hit +0 Man Off -12 AC 0 Man Def 0 Standard Attack (Melee): 1x Slam +0 (0/x2) as bludgeoning (physical, common) Full Attack (Melee): 3x Slam +0 (0/x2) as bludgeoning (physical, common) Standard Attack (Ranged): none Full Attack (Ranged): none Special Abilities Obedient (Ex) Always On A Summoned Monster always looks to its summoner for direction. As a result of this obedience, a summoned monster only has one standard action per round, but, its summoner may always 'gift' it one of either a Standard, Move, or Swift action, at the expense of giving up their own Standard, Move, or Swift action (respectively) in return. A Summoned Monster may trade down its own Standard action for a Move action or a Swift action as normal, and indeed, this is how a Summoned Monster usually takes move actions. A Summoned Monster may take a 5-Foot Step in any round in which it does not use a Move Action to move. A Summoned Monster has no sense of self preservation, existing only to help their summoner. As a result, they will take actions that are harmful to them, such as triggering traps, moving to provoke attacks of opportunity, or leaping into bottomless pits of doom, without hesitation. Summoned Strike (Ex) Standard Action Once per round as a standard action, a Summoned Monster may perform a Summoned Strike. This is a melee attack which never provokes attacks of opportunity. (The exact details and special effects of the attack are left to the player and referee to work out, but it should be a thematic 'fit' with the creature's appearance.) Summoned Strike cannot be used as a ranged attack, unless the summoner has some means of altering the power to do so. Summoned Strike affects a single enemy creature, hits automatically, and inflicts 0 points of bludgeoning (physical, common) damage per attack. Affected creatures are allowed to make a Fort save against a DC of 0 to take half damage. Summoned Monster (CR ) A Summoned Monster is an ally creature created, or summoned, or coerced, into existence when a Summon Monster spell (and all related summoning abilities) are used. A Summoned Monster can have nearly any appearance, as the summoning creature (player) is allowed to define what their preferred ally looks like, how it acts, and how it comports itself. Some summoned monsters may look like swarms of insects, forest creatures, or even trees and bushes. Others look like noble stags, moose, or other sylvan creatures. Yet others look like fanciful silver-frosted great wolves, or ghostly tigers, red-eyed bulls, or terrifying eagles of ice. Summoned monsters can look like mundane monsters, such as standard-seeming orcs, obedient goblins, or helpful ogres. Yet others look like glowing outlines of celestial beings, inky blots of smoky darkness, gold-plated statues, animated chairs, masses of tentacles, rolling wheels full of eyes, scarecrows, or any of a thousand other forms. In general, the player and the referee should decide together on the summoned creature's appearance. If the player wants to have a 'signature' creature that they always summon, that is perfectly allowed, or they can allow the GM to assign the appearance of the summoned monster every time it shows up. In all cases, no matter the appearance, a summoned monster ALWAYS has ONLY the powers and abilities ascribed to it by the write-up below. Summoning a Roc does not mean the creature is vast and able to fly, unless the summoner has some way of giving the creature those characteristics. Mechanically, every summoned monster has access to the same attacks and abilities. Without using feats or other modifiers, all summoned monsters of a given CR, no matter their appearance, have the same combat efficacy. Combat Tactics Summoned Monsters always act as faithful allies of their Summoner, and if not actively directed, will always work for the best interests of their Summoner, based upon their (possibly limited) information about what their Summoner needs. They will typically move into combat fearlessly, provoking attacks of opportunity and working to set up flanks, or block attackers from moving freely. As a free action, their summoner may direct them in what they should do. If they cannot reach melee in a single move, they will usually charge the nearest foe, or convert their standard action to a move action to move in (if they cannot perform a charge) to interpose themselves between their summoner and danger. Out of Combat Summoned Monsters typically do not exist outside of combat, but if abilities are used to make them do so, they are friendly, helpful, but essentially mute. Even if they do possess useful knowledge or information, they typically cannot speak so they are unable to impart it. They only exist to aid their summoner in battle. Rewards This creature does not award any experience points (XP) or treasure when defeated.
Summoned Monster  (CR ) Alignment: As Caster – Size: Medium – Type: Outsider Perception: -1 -11 Passive Active Creature Health 0 0 0 Hit Points Bloodied Hit Dice Saving Throws Fort: 0 Refl: -5 Will: -5 Senses: Standard Senses additional senses per summon spell Movement Types: Walk 30 ft. additional move types per summon spell Skills: All skills: +-11 Feats: none Languages: Able to understand, but not speak, one language the summoner knows at the Native fluency. Size: Medium 5 ft. 5 ft. Space Reach To-Hit +0 Man Off -12 AC 0 Man Def 0 Standard Attack (Melee): 1x Slam +0 (0/x2) as bludgeoning (physical, common) Full Attack (Melee): 3x Slam +0 (0/x2) as bludgeoning (physical, common) Standard Attack (Ranged): none Full Attack (Ranged): none Special Abilities Obedient (Ex) Always On A Summoned Monster always looks to its summoner for direction. As a result of this obedience, a summoned monster only has one standard action per round, but, its summoner may always 'gift' it one of either a Standard, Move, or Swift action, at the expense of giving up their own Standard, Move, or Swift action (respectively) in return. A Summoned Monster may trade down its own Standard action for a Move action or a Swift action as normal, and indeed, this is how a Summoned Monster usually takes move actions. A Summoned Monster may take a 5-Foot Step in any round in which it does not use a Move Action to move. A Summoned Monster has no sense of self preservation, existing only to help their summoner. As a result, they will take actions that are harmful to them, such as triggering traps, moving to provoke attacks of opportunity, or leaping into bottomless pits of doom, without hesitation. Summoned Strike (Ex) Standard Action Once per round as a standard action, a Summoned Monster may perform a Summoned Strike. This is a melee attack which never provokes attacks of opportunity. (The exact details and special effects of the attack are left to the player and referee to work out, but it should be a thematic 'fit' with the creature's appearance.) Summoned Strike cannot be used as a ranged attack, unless the summoner has some means of altering the power to do so. Summoned Strike affects a single enemy creature, hits automatically, and inflicts 0 points of bludgeoning (physical, common) damage per attack. Affected creatures are allowed to make a Fort save against a DC of 0 to take half damage. Summoned Monster (CR ) A Summoned Monster is an ally creature created, or summoned, or coerced, into existence when a Summon Monster spell (and all related summoning abilities) are used. A Summoned Monster can have nearly any appearance, as the summoning creature (player) is allowed to define what their preferred ally looks like, how it acts, and how it comports itself. Some summoned monsters may look like swarms of insects, forest creatures, or even trees and bushes. Others look like noble stags, moose, or other sylvan creatures. Yet others look like fanciful silver-frosted great wolves, or ghostly tigers, red-eyed bulls, or terrifying eagles of ice. Summoned monsters can look like mundane monsters, such as standard-seeming orcs, obedient goblins, or helpful ogres. Yet others look like glowing outlines of celestial beings, inky blots of smoky darkness, gold-plated statues, animated chairs, masses of tentacles, rolling wheels full of eyes, scarecrows, or any of a thousand other forms. In general, the player and the referee should decide together on the summoned creature's appearance. If the player wants to have a 'signature' creature that they always summon, that is perfectly allowed, or they can allow the GM to assign the appearance of the summoned monster every time it shows up. In all cases, no matter the appearance, a summoned monster ALWAYS has ONLY the powers and abilities ascribed to it by the write-up below. Summoning a Roc does not mean the creature is vast and able to fly, unless the summoner has some way of giving the creature those characteristics. Mechanically, every summoned monster has access to the same attacks and abilities. Without using feats or other modifiers, all summoned monsters of a given CR, no matter their appearance, have the same combat efficacy. Combat Tactics Summoned Monsters always act as faithful allies of their Summoner, and if not actively directed, will always work for the best interests of their Summoner, based upon their (possibly limited) information about what their Summoner needs. They will typically move into combat fearlessly, provoking attacks of opportunity and working to set up flanks, or block attackers from moving freely. As a free action, their summoner may direct them in what they should do. If they cannot reach melee in a single move, they will usually charge the nearest foe, or convert their standard action to a move action to move in (if they cannot perform a charge) to interpose themselves between their summoner and danger. Out of Combat Summoned Monsters typically do not exist outside of combat, but if abilities are used to make them do so, they are friendly, helpful, but essentially mute. Even if they do possess useful knowledge or information, they typically cannot speak so they are unable to impart it. They only exist to aid their summoner in battle. Rewards This creature does not award any experience points (XP) or treasure when defeated.
Summoned Monster  (CR ) Alignment: As Caster – Size: Medium – Type: Outsider Perception: -1 -11 Passive Active Creature Health 0 0 0 Hit Points Bloodied Hit Dice Saving Throws Fort: 0 Refl: -5 Will: -5 Senses: Standard Senses additional senses per summon spell Movement Types: Walk 30 ft. additional move types per summon spell Skills: All skills: +-11 Feats: none Languages: Able to understand, but not speak, one language the summoner knows at the Native fluency. Size: Medium 5 ft. 5 ft. Space Reach To-Hit +0 Man Off -12 AC 0 Man Def 0 Standard Attack (Melee): 1x Slam +0 (0/x2) as bludgeoning (physical, common) Full Attack (Melee): 3x Slam +0 (0/x2) as bludgeoning (physical, common) Standard Attack (Ranged): none Full Attack (Ranged): none Special Abilities Obedient (Ex) Always On A Summoned Monster always looks to its summoner for direction. As a result of this obedience, a summoned monster only has one standard action per round, but, its summoner may always 'gift' it one of either a Standard, Move, or Swift action, at the expense of giving up their own Standard, Move, or Swift action (respectively) in return. A Summoned Monster may trade down its own Standard action for a Move action or a Swift action as normal, and indeed, this is how a Summoned Monster usually takes move actions. A Summoned Monster may take a 5-Foot Step in any round in which it does not use a Move Action to move. A Summoned Monster has no sense of self preservation, existing only to help their summoner. As a result, they will take actions that are harmful to them, such as triggering traps, moving to provoke attacks of opportunity, or leaping into bottomless pits of doom, without hesitation. Summoned Strike (Ex) Standard Action Once per round as a standard action, a Summoned Monster may perform a Summoned Strike. This is a melee attack which never provokes attacks of opportunity. (The exact details and special effects of the attack are left to the player and referee to work out, but it should be a thematic 'fit' with the creature's appearance.) Summoned Strike cannot be used as a ranged attack, unless the summoner has some means of altering the power to do so. Summoned Strike affects a single enemy creature, hits automatically, and inflicts 0 points of bludgeoning (physical, common) damage per attack. Affected creatures are allowed to make a Fort save against a DC of 0 to take half damage. Summoned Monster (CR ) A Summoned Monster is an ally creature created, or summoned, or coerced, into existence when a Summon Monster spell (and all related summoning abilities) are used. A Summoned Monster can have nearly any appearance, as the summoning creature (player) is allowed to define what their preferred ally looks like, how it acts, and how it comports itself. Some summoned monsters may look like swarms of insects, forest creatures, or even trees and bushes. Others look like noble stags, moose, or other sylvan creatures. Yet others look like fanciful silver-frosted great wolves, or ghostly tigers, red-eyed bulls, or terrifying eagles of ice. Summoned monsters can look like mundane monsters, such as standard-seeming orcs, obedient goblins, or helpful ogres. Yet others look like glowing outlines of celestial beings, inky blots of smoky darkness, gold-plated statues, animated chairs, masses of tentacles, rolling wheels full of eyes, scarecrows, or any of a thousand other forms. In general, the player and the referee should decide together on the summoned creature's appearance. If the player wants to have a 'signature' creature that they always summon, that is perfectly allowed, or they can allow the GM to assign the appearance of the summoned monster every time it shows up. In all cases, no matter the appearance, a summoned monster ALWAYS has ONLY the powers and abilities ascribed to it by the write-up below. Summoning a Roc does not mean the creature is vast and able to fly, unless the summoner has some way of giving the creature those characteristics. Mechanically, every summoned monster has access to the same attacks and abilities. Without using feats or other modifiers, all summoned monsters of a given CR, no matter their appearance, have the same combat efficacy. Combat Tactics Summoned Monsters always act as faithful allies of their Summoner, and if not actively directed, will always work for the best interests of their Summoner, based upon their (possibly limited) information about what their Summoner needs. They will typically move into combat fearlessly, provoking attacks of opportunity and working to set up flanks, or block attackers from moving freely. As a free action, their summoner may direct them in what they should do. If they cannot reach melee in a single move, they will usually charge the nearest foe, or convert their standard action to a move action to move in (if they cannot perform a charge) to interpose themselves between their summoner and danger. Out of Combat Summoned Monsters typically do not exist outside of combat, but if abilities are used to make them do so, they are friendly, helpful, but essentially mute. Even if they do possess useful knowledge or information, they typically cannot speak so they are unable to impart it. They only exist to aid their summoner in battle. Rewards This creature does not award any experience points (XP) or treasure when defeated.
Superior Inferno Helleskrieg		33		Outsider, Aberration
Tenebrous Gloom		33		Humanoid
Terrible Prismatic Dragon		33	Threat	Dragon, Outsider
Thalian Nymph		33		Fey
Thunder-Lance Great Eel		33	Legend	Magical Beast, Monstrosity
Timeslip Spider		33		Vermin, Monstrosity
True Frostbound Helleskrieg		33		Outsider, Aberration
Twilight Mushrooms		33		Plant
Vagrant Chaos Beast		33	Threat	Outsider
Void Hydra		33	Shooter	Magical Beast
Void-Marked Tyrannosaurus		33		Animal, Monstrosity, Dinosaur
Xorn Cenotaph		33		Outsider
Yrthak Thunderbird		33		Magical Beast, Monstrosity

CR 34

Creature Name	CR	Role	Type
CR 34 Blueprint Lore	CR 34 Blueprint	CR 34 Blueprint	CR 34 Blueprint
Aboleth Seer		34		Aberration
Atropal Malcontent		34		Outsider, Undead
August Couatl		34		Outsider, Native
Cailleach Witch		34		Monstrous Humanoid, Fey
Croatoan Wendigo		34		Protean
Dreadful Neh-Thalggu		34		Aberration
Dreamtree Grove		34		Plant, Troop
Duergar Black Priest		34		Humanoid
Fomaorian Headsman		34		Monstrous Humanoid, Giant
Forged Marid		34		Outsider
Ghostly Stag		34	Legend	Animal, Fey
Helleskrieg Denizen		34		Outsider, Aberration
Immortal Air Elemental		34		Outsider
Immortal Earth Elemental		34		Outsider
Immortal Fire Elemental		34		Outsider
Immortal Water Elemental		34		Outsider
Karkaradon Megalodon		34	Legend	Magical Beast, Monstrosity, Dinosaur
Krast		34		Aberration
Majestic Frostbound Helleskrieg		34		Outsider, Aberration
Mountain Troll		34		Monstrous Humanoid, Monstrosity
Narcissist Worm-That-Walks		34	Killer	Construct, Prodigy
Orphic Hedge Treant		34		Plant
Phane Observer		34		Outsider
Radiating Astral Construct		34		Construct, Outsider
Rakshasa Riyad		34		Outsider, Native
Rot Fly Conceiver		34		Vermin
Sapient Baboon		34	Legend	Magical Beast, Monstrosity, Great Ape
Scabrous Varmint Swarm		34		Aberration, Disease, Vermin
Sirrush Silvercrown		34	Legend	Magical Beast, Monstrosity
Solarian Waspine Theocrat		34	Leader	Aberration, Outsider
Spasmodic Doppelganger		34	Killer	Protean
Star Stricken Wight		34		Undead, Outsider
Starless Dragloth		34		Aberration, Dragon
Summoned Monster CR 34 Lore	Summoned Monster  (CR ) Alignment: As Caster – Size: Medium – Type: Outsider Perception: -1 -11 Passive Active Creature Health 0 0 0 Hit Points Bloodied Hit Dice Saving Throws Fort: 0 Refl: -5 Will: -5 Senses: Standard Senses additional senses per summon spell Movement Types: Walk 30 ft. additional move types per summon spell Skills: All skills: +-11 Feats: none Languages: Able to understand, but not speak, one language the summoner knows at the Native fluency. Size: Medium 5 ft. 5 ft. Space Reach To-Hit +0 Man Off -12 AC 0 Man Def 0 Standard Attack (Melee): 1x Slam +0 (0/x2) as bludgeoning (physical, common) Full Attack (Melee): 3x Slam +0 (0/x2) as bludgeoning (physical, common) Standard Attack (Ranged): none Full Attack (Ranged): none Special Abilities Obedient (Ex) Always On A Summoned Monster always looks to its summoner for direction. As a result of this obedience, a summoned monster only has one standard action per round, but, its summoner may always 'gift' it one of either a Standard, Move, or Swift action, at the expense of giving up their own Standard, Move, or Swift action (respectively) in return. A Summoned Monster may trade down its own Standard action for a Move action or a Swift action as normal, and indeed, this is how a Summoned Monster usually takes move actions. A Summoned Monster may take a 5-Foot Step in any round in which it does not use a Move Action to move. A Summoned Monster has no sense of self preservation, existing only to help their summoner. As a result, they will take actions that are harmful to them, such as triggering traps, moving to provoke attacks of opportunity, or leaping into bottomless pits of doom, without hesitation. Summoned Strike (Ex) Standard Action Once per round as a standard action, a Summoned Monster may perform a Summoned Strike. This is a melee attack which never provokes attacks of opportunity. (The exact details and special effects of the attack are left to the player and referee to work out, but it should be a thematic 'fit' with the creature's appearance.) Summoned Strike cannot be used as a ranged attack, unless the summoner has some means of altering the power to do so. Summoned Strike affects a single enemy creature, hits automatically, and inflicts 0 points of bludgeoning (physical, common) damage per attack. Affected creatures are allowed to make a Fort save against a DC of 0 to take half damage. Summoned Monster (CR ) A Summoned Monster is an ally creature created, or summoned, or coerced, into existence when a Summon Monster spell (and all related summoning abilities) are used. A Summoned Monster can have nearly any appearance, as the summoning creature (player) is allowed to define what their preferred ally looks like, how it acts, and how it comports itself. Some summoned monsters may look like swarms of insects, forest creatures, or even trees and bushes. Others look like noble stags, moose, or other sylvan creatures. Yet others look like fanciful silver-frosted great wolves, or ghostly tigers, red-eyed bulls, or terrifying eagles of ice. Summoned monsters can look like mundane monsters, such as standard-seeming orcs, obedient goblins, or helpful ogres. Yet others look like glowing outlines of celestial beings, inky blots of smoky darkness, gold-plated statues, animated chairs, masses of tentacles, rolling wheels full of eyes, scarecrows, or any of a thousand other forms. In general, the player and the referee should decide together on the summoned creature's appearance. If the player wants to have a 'signature' creature that they always summon, that is perfectly allowed, or they can allow the GM to assign the appearance of the summoned monster every time it shows up. In all cases, no matter the appearance, a summoned monster ALWAYS has ONLY the powers and abilities ascribed to it by the write-up below. Summoning a Roc does not mean the creature is vast and able to fly, unless the summoner has some way of giving the creature those characteristics. Mechanically, every summoned monster has access to the same attacks and abilities. Without using feats or other modifiers, all summoned monsters of a given CR, no matter their appearance, have the same combat efficacy. Combat Tactics Summoned Monsters always act as faithful allies of their Summoner, and if not actively directed, will always work for the best interests of their Summoner, based upon their (possibly limited) information about what their Summoner needs. They will typically move into combat fearlessly, provoking attacks of opportunity and working to set up flanks, or block attackers from moving freely. As a free action, their summoner may direct them in what they should do. If they cannot reach melee in a single move, they will usually charge the nearest foe, or convert their standard action to a move action to move in (if they cannot perform a charge) to interpose themselves between their summoner and danger. Out of Combat Summoned Monsters typically do not exist outside of combat, but if abilities are used to make them do so, they are friendly, helpful, but essentially mute. Even if they do possess useful knowledge or information, they typically cannot speak so they are unable to impart it. They only exist to aid their summoner in battle. Rewards This creature does not award any experience points (XP) or treasure when defeated.
Summoned Monster  (CR ) Alignment: As Caster – Size: Medium – Type: Outsider Perception: -1 -11 Passive Active Creature Health 0 0 0 Hit Points Bloodied Hit Dice Saving Throws Fort: 0 Refl: -5 Will: -5 Senses: Standard Senses additional senses per summon spell Movement Types: Walk 30 ft. additional move types per summon spell Skills: All skills: +-11 Feats: none Languages: Able to understand, but not speak, one language the summoner knows at the Native fluency. Size: Medium 5 ft. 5 ft. Space Reach To-Hit +0 Man Off -12 AC 0 Man Def 0 Standard Attack (Melee): 1x Slam +0 (0/x2) as bludgeoning (physical, common) Full Attack (Melee): 3x Slam +0 (0/x2) as bludgeoning (physical, common) Standard Attack (Ranged): none Full Attack (Ranged): none Special Abilities Obedient (Ex) Always On A Summoned Monster always looks to its summoner for direction. As a result of this obedience, a summoned monster only has one standard action per round, but, its summoner may always 'gift' it one of either a Standard, Move, or Swift action, at the expense of giving up their own Standard, Move, or Swift action (respectively) in return. A Summoned Monster may trade down its own Standard action for a Move action or a Swift action as normal, and indeed, this is how a Summoned Monster usually takes move actions. A Summoned Monster may take a 5-Foot Step in any round in which it does not use a Move Action to move. A Summoned Monster has no sense of self preservation, existing only to help their summoner. As a result, they will take actions that are harmful to them, such as triggering traps, moving to provoke attacks of opportunity, or leaping into bottomless pits of doom, without hesitation. Summoned Strike (Ex) Standard Action Once per round as a standard action, a Summoned Monster may perform a Summoned Strike. This is a melee attack which never provokes attacks of opportunity. (The exact details and special effects of the attack are left to the player and referee to work out, but it should be a thematic 'fit' with the creature's appearance.) Summoned Strike cannot be used as a ranged attack, unless the summoner has some means of altering the power to do so. Summoned Strike affects a single enemy creature, hits automatically, and inflicts 0 points of bludgeoning (physical, common) damage per attack. Affected creatures are allowed to make a Fort save against a DC of 0 to take half damage. Summoned Monster (CR ) A Summoned Monster is an ally creature created, or summoned, or coerced, into existence when a Summon Monster spell (and all related summoning abilities) are used. A Summoned Monster can have nearly any appearance, as the summoning creature (player) is allowed to define what their preferred ally looks like, how it acts, and how it comports itself. Some summoned monsters may look like swarms of insects, forest creatures, or even trees and bushes. Others look like noble stags, moose, or other sylvan creatures. Yet others look like fanciful silver-frosted great wolves, or ghostly tigers, red-eyed bulls, or terrifying eagles of ice. Summoned monsters can look like mundane monsters, such as standard-seeming orcs, obedient goblins, or helpful ogres. Yet others look like glowing outlines of celestial beings, inky blots of smoky darkness, gold-plated statues, animated chairs, masses of tentacles, rolling wheels full of eyes, scarecrows, or any of a thousand other forms. In general, the player and the referee should decide together on the summoned creature's appearance. If the player wants to have a 'signature' creature that they always summon, that is perfectly allowed, or they can allow the GM to assign the appearance of the summoned monster every time it shows up. In all cases, no matter the appearance, a summoned monster ALWAYS has ONLY the powers and abilities ascribed to it by the write-up below. Summoning a Roc does not mean the creature is vast and able to fly, unless the summoner has some way of giving the creature those characteristics. Mechanically, every summoned monster has access to the same attacks and abilities. Without using feats or other modifiers, all summoned monsters of a given CR, no matter their appearance, have the same combat efficacy. Combat Tactics Summoned Monsters always act as faithful allies of their Summoner, and if not actively directed, will always work for the best interests of their Summoner, based upon their (possibly limited) information about what their Summoner needs. They will typically move into combat fearlessly, provoking attacks of opportunity and working to set up flanks, or block attackers from moving freely. As a free action, their summoner may direct them in what they should do. If they cannot reach melee in a single move, they will usually charge the nearest foe, or convert their standard action to a move action to move in (if they cannot perform a charge) to interpose themselves between their summoner and danger. Out of Combat Summoned Monsters typically do not exist outside of combat, but if abilities are used to make them do so, they are friendly, helpful, but essentially mute. Even if they do possess useful knowledge or information, they typically cannot speak so they are unable to impart it. They only exist to aid their summoner in battle. Rewards This creature does not award any experience points (XP) or treasure when defeated.
Summoned Monster  (CR ) Alignment: As Caster – Size: Medium – Type: Outsider Perception: -1 -11 Passive Active Creature Health 0 0 0 Hit Points Bloodied Hit Dice Saving Throws Fort: 0 Refl: -5 Will: -5 Senses: Standard Senses additional senses per summon spell Movement Types: Walk 30 ft. additional move types per summon spell Skills: All skills: +-11 Feats: none Languages: Able to understand, but not speak, one language the summoner knows at the Native fluency. Size: Medium 5 ft. 5 ft. Space Reach To-Hit +0 Man Off -12 AC 0 Man Def 0 Standard Attack (Melee): 1x Slam +0 (0/x2) as bludgeoning (physical, common) Full Attack (Melee): 3x Slam +0 (0/x2) as bludgeoning (physical, common) Standard Attack (Ranged): none Full Attack (Ranged): none Special Abilities Obedient (Ex) Always On A Summoned Monster always looks to its summoner for direction. As a result of this obedience, a summoned monster only has one standard action per round, but, its summoner may always 'gift' it one of either a Standard, Move, or Swift action, at the expense of giving up their own Standard, Move, or Swift action (respectively) in return. A Summoned Monster may trade down its own Standard action for a Move action or a Swift action as normal, and indeed, this is how a Summoned Monster usually takes move actions. A Summoned Monster may take a 5-Foot Step in any round in which it does not use a Move Action to move. A Summoned Monster has no sense of self preservation, existing only to help their summoner. As a result, they will take actions that are harmful to them, such as triggering traps, moving to provoke attacks of opportunity, or leaping into bottomless pits of doom, without hesitation. Summoned Strike (Ex) Standard Action Once per round as a standard action, a Summoned Monster may perform a Summoned Strike. This is a melee attack which never provokes attacks of opportunity. (The exact details and special effects of the attack are left to the player and referee to work out, but it should be a thematic 'fit' with the creature's appearance.) Summoned Strike cannot be used as a ranged attack, unless the summoner has some means of altering the power to do so. Summoned Strike affects a single enemy creature, hits automatically, and inflicts 0 points of bludgeoning (physical, common) damage per attack. Affected creatures are allowed to make a Fort save against a DC of 0 to take half damage. Summoned Monster (CR ) A Summoned Monster is an ally creature created, or summoned, or coerced, into existence when a Summon Monster spell (and all related summoning abilities) are used. A Summoned Monster can have nearly any appearance, as the summoning creature (player) is allowed to define what their preferred ally looks like, how it acts, and how it comports itself. Some summoned monsters may look like swarms of insects, forest creatures, or even trees and bushes. Others look like noble stags, moose, or other sylvan creatures. Yet others look like fanciful silver-frosted great wolves, or ghostly tigers, red-eyed bulls, or terrifying eagles of ice. Summoned monsters can look like mundane monsters, such as standard-seeming orcs, obedient goblins, or helpful ogres. Yet others look like glowing outlines of celestial beings, inky blots of smoky darkness, gold-plated statues, animated chairs, masses of tentacles, rolling wheels full of eyes, scarecrows, or any of a thousand other forms. In general, the player and the referee should decide together on the summoned creature's appearance. If the player wants to have a 'signature' creature that they always summon, that is perfectly allowed, or they can allow the GM to assign the appearance of the summoned monster every time it shows up. In all cases, no matter the appearance, a summoned monster ALWAYS has ONLY the powers and abilities ascribed to it by the write-up below. Summoning a Roc does not mean the creature is vast and able to fly, unless the summoner has some way of giving the creature those characteristics. Mechanically, every summoned monster has access to the same attacks and abilities. Without using feats or other modifiers, all summoned monsters of a given CR, no matter their appearance, have the same combat efficacy. Combat Tactics Summoned Monsters always act as faithful allies of their Summoner, and if not actively directed, will always work for the best interests of their Summoner, based upon their (possibly limited) information about what their Summoner needs. They will typically move into combat fearlessly, provoking attacks of opportunity and working to set up flanks, or block attackers from moving freely. As a free action, their summoner may direct them in what they should do. If they cannot reach melee in a single move, they will usually charge the nearest foe, or convert their standard action to a move action to move in (if they cannot perform a charge) to interpose themselves between their summoner and danger. Out of Combat Summoned Monsters typically do not exist outside of combat, but if abilities are used to make them do so, they are friendly, helpful, but essentially mute. Even if they do possess useful knowledge or information, they typically cannot speak so they are unable to impart it. They only exist to aid their summoner in battle. Rewards This creature does not award any experience points (XP) or treasure when defeated.
Superior Juggernaut Helleskrieg		34		Outsider, Aberration
Thoqqua		34		Outsider
Tragic Le Shay		34		Fey
True Inferno		34		Outsider, Aberration, Helleskrieg
Tussocked Chichimec		34		Outsider, Air
Vampire Thrall Witness		34	Heavy	Humanoid
Vicious Phaethon Lore	34	Threat	Outsider

CR 35

Creature Name	CR	Role	Type
CR 35 Blueprint Lore	CR 35 Blueprint	CR 35 Blueprint	CR 35 Blueprint
Amperic Behir		35		Magical Beast
Apotheotic Vampire		35		Undead
Atropal Drifter		35		Outsider, Undead
Avalanche Rattler		35	Legend	Magical Beast, Monstrosity, Great Ophidian
Bahairim Missionary		35	Legend	Aberration, Construct, Devil, Prodigy
Curse-Maw Cerberus		35	Legend	Magical Beast, Monstrosity
Darkened Varmint		35		Aberration, Disease, Vermin
Death Titan		35		Monstrous Humanoid, Giant
Demi-Lich Magus		35	Tank	Undead
Demolished Anaxim		35		Construct, Prodigy, Outsider
Dyschordian		35		Aberration
Fuligin Gloom		35		Humanoid
Gamma Strain Zombie Beast		35		Undead
Gelid Xixecal		35	Threat	Outsider
Ghostly Mammoth		35	Legend	Animal, Monstrosity
Greater Volcano Worm		35	Legend	Magical Beast, Monstrosity
Helleskrieg Pinioned		35		Outsider, Aberration
Hellknight Vanquisher		35		Outsider, Undead, Skeleton
Immortal Godking		35	Villain	Undead, Mummy
Imperious Prismatic Wyrm		35	Threat	Dragon, Outsider
Lawless Chaos Beast		35	Threat	Outsider
Lurchat Mauler		35		Aberration
Lustrous Djinn		35		Outsider
Madness Kraken		35	Threat	Magical Beast, Aberration
Majestic Inferno Helleskrieg		35		Outsider, Aberration
Omen Spectre		35		Undead, Ghost, Incorporeal
Rast		35		Aberration
Raving Maenad		35		Humanoid
Rendoril		35		Aberration
Shattermind Spider		35		Vermin, Monstrosity
Sightless Fomaorian		35		Monstrous Humanoid, Giant
Solarian Waspine Initiate		35		Aberration, Outsider
Solarian Waspine Ordinariarch		35	Killer	Aberration, Outsider
Somber Crool Siren		35		Humanoid Template:BestiaryTableAid
Superior Denizen Helleskrieg		35		Outsider, Aberration
Tenebrous Zombie		35		Undead
True Juggernaut Helleskrieg		35		Outsider, Aberration
Umbral Zombie Parts		35	Minion	Undead
Xill Warper		35		Outsider

CR 36

Creature Name	CR	Role	Type
CR 36 Blueprint Lore	CR 36 Blueprint	CR 36 Blueprint	CR 36 Blueprint
Atrocious Neh-Thalggu		36		Aberration
Atropal Stygian		36		Outsider, Undead
Crested Thunderbird		36		Magical Beast, Great Avian
Dream Larvae		36		Vermin
Embryonic Vermiurge		36	Heavy	Construct
Gimlet Wasp Swarm		36		Swarm, Vermin
Goddess Medusa		36		Monstrous Humanoid
Gundriss		36		Aberration
Helleskrieg Slumberer		36		Outsider, Aberration
Infernal Overlord		36		Outsider
Lyopur		36		Aberration
Majestic Juggernaut Helleskrieg		36		Outsider, Aberration
Midnight Dragloth		36		Aberration, Dragon
Mythic Stag		36	Legend	Animal, Fey
Pestilential Apocalypse Slime		36		Ooze
Phane Witness		36		Outsider
Plasma Varmint Swarm		36		Aberration, Disease, Vermin
Prismasaurus		36	Legend	Magical Beast, Monstrosity, Dinosaur
Rakshasa Nizari		36		Outsider, Native
Roust Beast		36		Aberration
Scorrel		36		Aberration
Shadow of the Void		36		Undead, Incorporeal
Shape of Fire		36		Undead, Incorporeal
Ship-Breaker Eel		36	Legend	Magical Beast, Monstrosity, Great Eel
Sky Tyrant Whale-Fisher		36	Legend	Magical Beast, Monstrosity, Great Avian
Smoky Hecatomb Skeleton		36		Undead
Solarian Waspine Maestro		36	Leader	Aberration, Outsider
Solarian Waspine Nunciarch		36	Shooter	Aberration, Outsider
Somber Crool Libertine		36		Humanoid
Steel Strand Golem		36	Heavy	Construct
Stonewood Treant		36		Plant
Summoned Monster CR 36 Lore	Summoned Monster CR 36	Template:Summon	Template:Summon
Superior Pinioned Helleskrieg		36		Outsider, Aberration
True Denizen		36		Outsider, Helleskrieg, Aberration
Wicked Phaethon		36	Threat	Outsider, Fire
Xorn Pinnacle		36		Outsider

CR 37

Creature Name	CR	Role	Type Template:BestiaryTableAid
Absolute Air Elemental		37		Outsider
Absolute Earth Elemental		37		Outsider
Absolute Fire Elemental		37		Outsider
Absolute Water Elemental		37		Outsider
Boreal Xixecal		37	Threat	Outsider
Coruscating Astral Construct		37		Construct, Outsider
Erratic Chaos Beast		37	Threat	Outsider
Giant Befouled Otyugh		37		Aberration
Grost		37		Aberration
Heliotrope Worm		37		Magical Beast, Monstrosity
Helleskrieg Wormking		37		Outsider, Aberration
Kaltergrift Dryad		37		Fey
Majestic Denizen		37		Outsider, Helleskrieg, Aberration
Marionette Spider		37		Vermin
Moungean		37		Aberration
Mountain Turtle		37	Threat	Magical Beast, Monstrosity
Mountaintop Great Toad		37	Legend	Magical Beast, Monstrosity
Primordial Hydra		37	Shooter	Magical Beast
Ruptured Anaxim		37		Construct, Prodigy, Outsider
Scintillating Djinn		37		Outsider
Shadowed Zombie Parts		37	Minion	Undead
Solarian Waspine Slayer		37	Heavy	Aberration, Outsider
Somber Crool Ruffian		37	Heavy	Humanoid
Sprinting Devilsaur		37	Threat	Magical Beast, Legendary, Monstrosity
Starburned Varmint		37		Aberration, Disease, Vermin
Starburned Zombie		37		Undead
Stygian Gloom		37		Humanoid Template:BestiaryTableAid
Superior Slumberer		37		Outsider, Helleskrieg, Aberration
Tempestuous Chichimec		37		Outsider, Air
True Pinioned Helleskrieg		37		Outsider, Aberration

CR 38

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Atropal Dominator 38 Outsider, Undead Bahairim Demagogue 38 Legend Aberration, Construct, Devil, Prodigy Darkened Varmint Swarm 38 Aberration, Disease, Vermin Demi-Lich Despot 38 Tank Undead Gibbering Sea 38 Aberration Gorge Fly 38 Heavy Vermin, Monstrosity Havok Grub 38 Shooter Vermin, Monstrosity Helleskrieg Worldshadow 38 Outsider, Aberration Hellknight Lord 38 Outsider, Skeleton, Undead Ironbark Treant 38 Plant Juggernaught Python 38 Legend Magical Beast, Monstrosity, Great Ophidian King Silverback 38 Legend Magical Beast, Monstrosity, Great Ape Leviathan Kraken 38 Legend Magical Beast, Monstrosity Majestic Pinioned Helleskrieg 38 Outsider, Aberration Mithril Manacle Golem 38 Heavy Construct Neh-Thalggu Terror 38 Aberration Orphari 38 Aberration Ossangral 38 Aberration Phane Invariant 38 Outsider Sirrush Stone-Ripper 38 Legend Magical Beast, Monstrosity Solarian Waspine Sage 38 Tank Aberration, Outsider Solarian Waspine Thesauriarch 38 Shooter Aberration, Outsider Somber Crool Agitator 38 Killer Humanoid Spiteful Phaethon 38 Threat Outsider, Fire

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Superior Wormking 38 Outsider, Helleskrieg, Aberration True Slumberer 38 Outsider, Helleskrieg, Aberration

CR 39

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Aphotic Gloom 39 Humanoid Cerberus Wall-Crusher 39 Legend Magical Beast, Monstrosity Chilled Zombie Parts 39 Minion Undead Faceted Djinn 39 Outsider Frostburned Zombie 39 Undead Helleskrieg Lord 39 Outsider, Aberration Hyperboreal Xixecal 39 Outsider Infernal Master 39 Outsider Leviathan 39 Threat Magical Beast, Monstrosity Majestic Slumberer 39 Outsider, Helleskrieg, Aberration Moonsting Scorpion 39 Killer Vermin, Monstrosity Mortiferous Apocalypse Slime 39 Ooze Plane-Creeper Centipede 39 Sneak Vermin, Monstrosity Septiloc 39 Aberration Sky Tyrant Wyrm-Killer 39 Legend Magical Beast, Monstrosity, Great Avian Smashed Anaxim 39 Construct, Prodigy, Outsider Solarian Waspine Champion 39 Heavy Aberration, Outsider Solarian Waspine Initiarch 39 Leader Aberration, Outsider Somber Crool Dignitary 39 Leader Humanoid Starblind Greater Worm 39 Magical Beast, Monstrosity

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Sun-Eater Spider 39 Vermin, Monstrosity Superior Worldshadow 39 Outsider, Helleskrieg, Aberration Three Crowned Beast 39 Threat Magical Beast, Monstrosity Tide-Bringer Eel 39 Legend Magical Beast, Monstrosity, Great Eel Titan Beetle 39 Tank Vermin, Monstrosity True Wormking 39 Outsider, Helleskrieg, Aberration Umbral Blot 39 Construct Voidscarred Varmint 39 Aberration, Disease, Vermin

CR 40

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Adamantine Hook Golem 40 Heavy Construct Alpha Strain Zombie Beast 40 Undead Atropal Mentor 40 Outsider, Undead Caller in the Darkness 40 Protean Crowned Djinn 40 Outsider, Djinn Dawn Wasp 40 Killer Vermin, Monstrosity Garuda Bird 40 Magical Beast Genius Loci 40 Threat Ooze Hecatoncheires 40 Threat Outsider Helleskrieg Superior Lord 40 Outsider, Aberration Helleskrieg Tyrant 40 Outsider, Aberration Lunar Moth 40 Threat Vermin, Monstrosity Majestic Wormking 40 Outsider, Aberration, Helleskrieg Malignant Phaethon 40 Threat Outsider, Fire Medusa Stonemaiden 40 Monstrous Humanoid Pestilential Zombie Legion 40 Troop, Undead Petrified Treant 40 Plant, Monstrosity Phane Chronicler 40 Outsider Pinioned Chichimec 40 Outsider, Air Primordial Phage 40 Undead, Incorporeal Ruin Swarm 40 Swarm Solarian Waspine Andromach 40 Threat Aberration, Outsider Solarian Waspine Prince 40 Killer Aberration, Outsider Sphinx 40 Threat Magical Beast Starburned Varmint Swarm 40 Aberration, Disease, Vermin

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Sun-Shade Cobra 40 Legend Monstrosity, Great Ophidian Tarrasque 40 Threat Monstrosity True Worldshadow 40 Outsider, Aberration, Helleskrieg Tynde 40 Aberration Vortex Spider 40 Heavy Vermin, Monstrosity